The Brockman Gallery was at the centre of a community of Black artists in Los Angeles from 1967- 1990. Brockman Gallery, led by brothers Dale and Alonzo Davis, exhibited the work of Black artists that didn’t have a venue in mainstream galleries and museums in Los Angeles. As a result of this early support, today these artists have entered the canon of twentieth century American art, thus enriching our cultural lives through their influence on fellow artists and in major exhibits across the city. The 1968 exhibition The Art of Inclusion is viewed as a milestone in Black art and culture.
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