Her 1982 doctoral dissertation followed the life of the Afro-American artist, Romare Bearden, and his quest struggle to "create a timeless and enduring body of work without relinquishing his unique individual identity."
Her 1982 doctoral dissertation examined the life of the Afro-American artist, Romare Bearden, and his pursuit to "create a timeless and enduring body of work without losing his unique individual identity."