Humid
by Patricia Krahnke
Cantara, a socially ambitious African-American woman, is married to a wealthy white New York artist whose star has fallen as rapidly as it rose, and who on this day is nowhere to be found.
Desperate for money, Cantara visits a mysterious international art dealer in an attempt sell him one of her husband's paintings.
But what she doesn't know is that her husband has already cut a deal, sealing her fate....
Cantara, a socially ambitious African-American woman, is married to a wealthy white New York artist whose star has fallen as rapidly as it rose, and who on this day is nowhere to be found.
Desperate for money, Cantara visits a mysterious international art dealer in an attempt sell him one of her husband's paintings.
But what she doesn't know is that her husband has already cut a deal, sealing her fate.
THEMES: Objectification of women; objectification of women of color; we project onto people in the same way we project onto works of art, ignoring the intention of the person or the artist; white people try to do the right thing even when they don't understand and end up doing the wrong thing; "Why would you put something valuable in a vulnerable place?"
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