Sálongo Lee/Sálongo's Art posted a blog post
Sálongo Lee/Sálongo's Art posted a blog post
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Sálongo Lee/Sálongo's Art posted a blog post
Sálongo Lee/Sálongo's Art posted a blog post
Sálongo Lee/Sálongo's Art's blog post was featured
Sálongo Lee/Sálongo's Art commented on Black Art In America's group The Book Look
Sálongo Lee/Sálongo's Art joined Black Art In America's group
Sálongo Lee/Sálongo's Art posted a blog post
Sálongo Lee/Sálongo's Art's blog post was featured
Sálongo Lee/Sálongo's Art posted a blog post
Sálongo Lee/Sálongo's Art's blog post was featured
Sálongo Lee/Sálongo's Art posted a blog postI am a visual artist using photography, mixed media constructions, original text and poetry to connect to the world. Art is my immortality and the passion that drives me to explore ways to create and speak to my audience, you the viewer.
Visit Me @ www.salongosart.com/art/home.html
Posted on May 18, 2013 at 4:30am 0 Comments 0 Likes
The Charles Crossley book project is completed
I'm going to ArtPrize…
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Daphne & I want to wish everyone we know to those we do not know a Happy Mothers Day. Daphne lost her mother shortly after I met her 8 years ago and I lost my mother 2 weeks after we were married in December 2010. We both have friends and love ones who have lost their mothers and know how sad this day can be sometimes. So we're sending everyone a symbolic Rose for all of our mothers, those who are still with us and for those who have made that transition. I've…
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Dear Art Friends & Art Lovers,
After an unexpected delay caused by the flooding of our home and studio, "Moments In Time: The Art of Charles Crossley/Book #1: 2000-2012 " will launch on Amazon before the end of the month. An announcement will be sent out with a link to the book on Amazon the day before it becomes available via email, blog post and through various art networks online.…
ContinueDarkest America: Black Minstrelsy from Slavery to Hip-Hop Well documented and very comprehensive, Taylor and Austen are at ease discussing the artistry and social traditions of the Zulu Krewe at the Mardi Gras carnival from the zaniness of Harlem Renaissance writer Zora Neale Hurston to the rich hip-hop clowns Flavor Flav and Lil Wayne.
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