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In the final, 60th panel of The Migration Series, Jacob Lawrence leaves us with the words “And the migrants kept coming.” Today, more than 70 years later, Lawrence’s epic narrative continues to have powerful reverberations.

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Your #Panel61 by Cornell McNeal …rencemigration.phillipscollection.org/immerse-yourse…
@yoga4youandme
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@pempemperem
Love these colorful interpretations of #Panel61 to continue the story of Jacob Lawrence’s “Migration Series”! #BlackHistoryMonth
@MISDRiverValley
@MrsKArtClass
Join the #Panel61 Conversation
5th Grade Art learned about Jacob Lawrence’s iconic 60-panel collection “The Migration Series” and the impact that is still has today. They listened to the famous artist explain each panel, and will create their own interpretation of what #Panel61 should be. #BlackHistoryMonth
@MISDRiverValley
Renderings of Architecture arteyashop.com/renderings-of-… #panel61 #FlashbackFriday #MigrationSeries #MigrationExperience #JacobLawrence #ArteyaShop
@Artist65327588
My response panel to Jacob Lawrence's panel 49. Because, though it may not be as glaring as it was then, African Americans, Latin Americans, Asian Americans, and the LGBTQ community, still face a lot of discrimination like this. #Panel61 @DrRUHCL
@FernandezJanae
My drawing for the Panel 61 Response on The Migration Series by Jacob Lawrence.

"And the Migrants kept coming"
#Panel61 @DrRUHCL @UHClearLake
@_lizgarcia5
My drawing for the Panel 61 Response on The Migration Series by Jacob Lawrence.

"And the Migrants kept coming"
#Panel61 #DrRUHCL
@_lizgarcia5
We enjoyed learning about Jacob Lawrence & his 60 panel “The Migration Series”. Part of our lesson was to interpret the continuation of his story with our #Panel61. Here are 6 students artwork that will be submitted to be on his website. #rivervalleyandbeyond @MISDRiverValley
@MrsKArtClass
#Panel61. Ms. James 5th grade class shares their 61st panel artwork to represent courage after reading Jacob Lawrence’s The Great Migration. Unit 2, #ReadyGEN @PearsonPreK12. #literacy and #art and #deepthinking and #personalconnection. @PhillipsMuseum
@WorldRdySchools