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(Wendel A. White / Collection of the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture)
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via Richard Reilly on Facebook
“Shout out to cool people doing cool things - this is from the hard copy of the September issue of Smithsonian Magazine. The Mirror Casket in a 2 page spread - in an article by Angela Y Davis. Go Artivists!”
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via @sfhouldsworth on Instagram
“The Mirror Casket was created by Saint Louis Artivists during the#Ferguson Uprising. It was carried and displayed in many protests and actions. It is now in the Smithsonian. #Protest#MirrorCasket #Smithsonian #ProtestArt”
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The Mirror Casket is captured during moments at the With, Not For group exhibition at the Regional Arts Commission in St. Louis, MO
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The Mirror Casket rests beside a Chalked Unarmed artwork at the Regional Arts Commission in St. Louis, MO.
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The Mirror Casket featured during a Llanto de Los Muertos remembrance ceremony for Michael Brown in Ferguson.
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Men hold The Mirror Casket as pall bearers during a direct action in downtown St. Louis, MO.
Photo credit: Tremaine Lee
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Photo via Marcis Curtis on Facebook.
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Photo credit: Robert Cohen, St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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Photo credit: Lawrence Bryant, St. Louis American
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The Mirror Casket rests in a convention hall during the Amnesty International midwest conference.
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Members of The Mirror Casket team carry and install the artwork in the With, Not For exhibition in St. Louis, MO.
Photo credit: De Nichols
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Men carry The Mirror Casket up the stairs of Kiener Plaza in downtown St. Louis, MO.
Photo credit: Stephen Houldsworth
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Men join Derek Laney to carry The Mirror Casket to the St. Louis Police Headquarters.
Photo credit: Shadi Rahimi
