Open Studio’: South Asian Art At The Peabody Essex Museum; ‘A Parallel Road’ Explores The Black American Motoring Experience

A man appears on a computer screen, discussing South Asian Art with another man seated in a studio adorned with red-orange curtains. Text reads Open Studio with Jared Bowen. The two are deeply engaged in this virtual conversation, perhaps exploring connections to the Peabody Essex Museum.

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Faculty Amani Willett was featured on WGBH’s Open Studio with Jared Bowen, discussing his new book, A Parallel Road, which explores the experience of Black motorists on American roads.

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