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Defining Significance header and buttons - Portrait of Halima Taha photo by Sean Cokes seancokes.com

About Halima Taha - Photo of Halima Taha by Bert Bevans (with sculpture by Tchabala Self)

Art - What is important? - Aida Muluneh, Captive Conscience: Part 2 2017

Social Justice And Art - Installation view of Terry Adkins: Resounding

Creating and Preserving Your Collection -Sam Gilliam, Blue 96″ Disc 2020

On Collecting - Norman Lewis, Untitled 1966

Service Menu Button - Ismail Zaidy, Title Unknown

Services Menu

Menu Page - Martin Puryear Ladder for Booker T. Washington, 1996

Speaking Info Page - CKK Jordanki Concert Hall 2015, Photo credit of Halima Taha speaking, Rashiene Taha, 2022.

Appraisal Info Page - Yinka Shonibare, The American Library (Activists)

Advising Info Page - Digitally edited photo of Halima Taha - Portrait at the Musee d'Orsay Clock, Paris photo credit: Eugene Foney, 2020.
Halima Taha at the Philliphs collection, Washington DC, 2023 photo credit, Johnny Simmons

For Whom Info Page - Johnson Publishing Collection at the Stoney Island Arts Bank, Chicago, Illinois, 2015. Credit: Theaster Gates

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