Museum Exposure

In January 2021, I founded DeeBeeGee's Virtual Black Doll Museum with the goal of establishing the largest online database of historically, culturally, and aesthetically pleasing antique-to-modern and one-of-a-kind Black dolls with a 1000-doll installation goal. To date, the virtual museum holds 472 installations with some installations that curate more than one doll. 

Several media outlets have featured the museum and some of its installations in live interviews and print articles. The most recent media exposure is the article, "Babies from DeeBeeGee's Virtual Black Doll Museum" published in the Winter 2023 issue of UFDC's Doll News. 

Dolls selected for the article were chosen using the search box on the museum website and entering the word, "baby."

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