but saint louis university school of law, the newest portrait, looks very different from the others. for our latest edition of artist life this week i spoke with former dean william johnson and artist byock about why they came together to send a message that a lot of schools across the country are backing away from. >> i'm william. >> johnson. >> i'm the. >> former dean of saint. >> louis university school. >> of law. >> i'm located currently in madrid, spain. >> based in saint louis, missouri, and i'm a painter, illustrator and muralist. >> i have. >> been with saint louis university. >> for 13 years. i served. >> as dean. of the school of law for almost eight of those years. the tradition at. >> many u.s. >> law schools is for. >> a portrait. >> to be created, and the history of the law school is such that it's a wall almost exclusively of white men. i thought about that history and the message that it sends to our students and my colleagues and the community regarding notions of what law school leadership looks like. i had initially made the decision not to do it. it occurred to m

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we for has worked at princeton's university louis center for the arts, the warriors institute of contemporary arts mcevoy foundation, berkeley arts museum, the kitchen and the museum of african diaspora. there are lecturer at stanford university thank you so much. >> do we have any commissioner or comments at this point and ask remind you to say your name with your comments? >> well i think this is a really intriguing exhibition. i'm the artist and what the curators will do with it. i'm really looking forward to it. hats off carolina. this one's a good one. yeah. i mean they all are but it's i'm very intrigued with this one and look forward to it. >> yeah. thank you. please come to the opening may 2020. may 22nd. >> okay. >> i hope there aren't any other comments i'd like to make or are there any public comments for this? if you'd like to make a public comment please proceed to the podium and fill out an information card. we are currently on item five. is there anyone who would like to make a public comment on this current agenda item? >> i see no public comment at this time. then i am going