How Allan Rohan Crite built a family of Black artists in Boston

WBUR News
23/10/2025 4 min
How Allan Rohan Crite built a family of Black artists in Boston

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The artist was a cornerstone of Boston’s Black arts community, welcoming mentees into his South End home and offering unwavering support. He helped shape careers, leaving a legacy defined not only by his art, but by the vibrant community he nurtured.

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