Abstract In Spring 2018, Kelly Walters was a Visiting Lecturer in the Graphic Communication Design Course at Central Saint Martins (CSM) in London, England. She worked in collaboration with CSM students and staff to organize an exhibition entitled Open Dialogue: Artists + Designers of Afro-Caribbean Descent. Initially beginning as a series of conversations about race and identity, the project expanded into a week-long exhibition with supplemental artist talks in CSM’s Graphic Communication Design studio space. In this essay, Kelly shares her insights on the creative process and topics of race, privilege and agency within a collegiate studio art context.

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公开对话：加勒比黑人后裔的艺术家和设计师

摘要 2018 年春季，Kelly Walters 是英国伦敦中央圣马丁学院 (CSM) 平面传播设计课程的客座讲师。她与 CSM 的学生和教职员工合作组织了一场名为“开放对话：非洲裔加勒比人后裔的艺术家 + 设计师”的展览。该项目最初以一系列关于种族和身份的对话开始，后来扩展为为期一周的展览，并在 CSM 的平面传播设计工作室空间进行补充艺术家谈话。在本文中，凯利分享了她对大学工作室艺术环境中种族、特权和代理等创作过程和主题的见解。