Artist Profile: For Reginald A. Hudlin ’83, How a Can Do Attitude Can Become a Career | Arts | The Harvard Crimson

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Artist Profile: For Reginald A. Hudlin ’83, How a Can Do Attitude Can Become a Career | Arts | The Harvard Crimson

Hudlin’s knack for storytelling began when his older brother, tired of hearing his ideas without seeing them materialize, gave him a blank book.

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