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Art Gallery of Ontario

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Sunday Best: The Power & The Glory of Black Style

Art Gallery of Ontario · Toronto, Canada · 7 Oct 2026 to 28 Feb 2027

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More than 50 garments with accessories, ephemera and time-based media, tracing self-fashioning across the African diaspora from the 1880s on. Patrick Kelly, Bianca Saunders and Christopher John Rogers set against work by Gordon Parks and Amy Sherald.

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