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Haiti-Haiti: [Exhibition] presented by the Haitian Artists Association Abroad and the Museum of the National Center of Afro-American Artists. [Boston], May 16, through June 3, 19711971
With Haitian Artists Association Abroad
Massachusetts masters Afro-American artists : a survey exhibition of the works of Afro-American artists working in Massachusetts in the twentieth century with particular highlights on the careers of Ellen Banks, Calvin Burnett, Allan R. Crite, Milton Derr, Lois Mailou Jones, John Wilson1988
With Edmund B. Gaither, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
Lois and Pierre: two master artists1983
With Lois Mailou Jones, Louis V. Pierre-Noel, Edward Strickland

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Massachusetts masters Afro-American artists : a survey exhibition of the works of Afro-American artists working in Massachusetts in the twentieth century with particular highlights on the careers of Ellen Banks, Calvin Burnett, Allan R. Crite, Milton Derr, Lois Mailou Jones, John Wilson1988
With Edmund B. Gaither, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
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Haiti-Haiti: [Exhibition] presented by the Haitian Artists Association Abroad and the Museum of the National Center of Afro-American Artists. [Boston], May 16, through June 3, 19711971
With Haitian Artists Association Abroad
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Lois and Pierre: two master artists1983
With Lois Mailou Jones, Louis V. Pierre-Noel, Edward Strickland
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