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This painting is one of the works from MiKissick Museum's
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By LINDA STURM
Staff Writer
There is a place on the USC
I campus where laborers are working
in a field, meteors are flying
and opals are glowing.
That place is the McKissick
Museum on The Horseshoe.
"Work Song: Visions of African
American Labor in South Carolina"
is one of the many displays
that is currently on exhibit
in die museum.
Museum chief curator Catherine
Home said "Work Song" was
chosen to come to USC because
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people at work.
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The show features South Carolina
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Elizabeth White, William
Johnson, Alfred Hutty, Thomas
Hart Benton, Elizabeth O'Neal
Verner and James Cooper.
Home said the works try to
document the dependence of
South Carolina on its black labor
force.
"It is estimated that during the
Depression a majority of those
directly involved in agricultural
: work were black," she said.
; Home said the work songs that
sustained laborers in the fields
t during the Depression were later
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helped sustain the black community
through the civil rights
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Museum-goers can listen to
these work songs during exhibit.
"Work Song" was first assembled
at the Greenville Museum
with some advice from
USC art professor Boyd
Saunders.
"The show reflects different
attitudes of the subjects and in||
volvement. Farm work can be
viewed from several points of
view, from forced drudgery to
onward and upward ideas like
Itnose or Russian works tnat glorify
the workers in the fields,"
Saunders said.
Saunders said James Cooper,
one of the artists whose work is
on display, brought an interesting
* combination to the subject.
"Cooper grew up on the land
but was able to see it through the
eyes of an artist," Saunders said.
He was scholarly enough to
bring into his work the philosophy
and literary points of view
that prevailed at the time."
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