Rediscovering Black Legacy: Shuck One's 'Regeneration' at the Pompidou Centre

Shuck One, a Caribbean-born graffiti artist, debuts 'Regeneration' at Paris's Pompidou Centre. His installation showcases key Black figures and moments, emphasizing their impact on France's history and honoring the pioneers of Black Paris. The exhibition runs from March 19 to June 30, 2024.

Rediscovering Black Legacy: Shuck One's 'Regeneration' at the Pompidou Centre
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French street artist Shuck One is paying tribute to Black figures who shaped recent French history through an art installation for an upcoming exhibition at Paris's Pompidou Centre.

Shuck One, hailing from Guadeloupe, contributes to the 'Black Paris' exhibition, which highlights the presence and influence of Black creatives in France from the 1950s to 2000.

His art piece, 'Regeneration,' features paintings and collages that revisit major moments in Black history, and will be on display until June 30, before the museum undergoes renovations.

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