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7by Myers, Walter Dean, 1937-2014Other Authors: “…Myers, Christopher…”
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African Americans
City and town life
African American women entertainers
American poetry
Ballerinas
Ballet dancing
Birds
Blues (Music)
Cats
Children's poetry, American
Dance
Drawing
Drive-by shootings
English poetry
Fantasy poetry, English
Flight
Folklore
Friendship
Friendships
Gangs
Homeless persons
Imagination
Individuality
Jazz
Jazz musicians
Musicians
Nonsense verses
Nonsense verses, English
Pens
Pigeons
Christopher Myers
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Christopher Myers (born 1974) is an American interdisciplinary artist, author and illustrator of children's books, and playwright. His wide-ranging practice—including tapestries, sculpture, stained glass lightboxes, theater and writing—is rooted in storytelling and artmaking as modes of transformation and cultural exchange. He explores contemporary hybrid cultures and identities resulting from histories of migration (chosen and forced), globalization and colonization. Critics have noted his work's fluid movement between disciplines, image and language, sociopolitical research and mythology, and diverse materials. Shana Nys Dambrot of ''LA Weekly'' wrote, "Ideas about authorship, collaboration, cross-cultural pollination, intergenerational storytelling, mythology, literature and the oral histories of displaced communities all converge in his literal and metaphorical patchwork tableaux … [his] sharp, emotional and sometimes dark parables express it all in bright, jubilant patterns and saturated colors."