Artist Allan Rohan Crite's vision of Black Boston

WBUR News
21/10/2025 4 min
Artist Allan Rohan Crite's vision of Black Boston

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A pair of landmark exhibitions at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum and Boston Athenaeum celebrate Allan Rohan Crite’s vivid portrayals of Black life in Boston. Featuring more than 100 works, the retrospectives honor the legacy of a pioneering artist who captured the spirit and daily rhythms of the city’s neighborhoods.

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