The Leading Voice for the Black Arts Community.

Started this discussion. Last reply by Turtel Onli Mar 17. 14 Replies 2 Likes
Who should control how people, institutions, schools, and investors view the creative visual arts industry and practices that have proliferated since the late 20th Century? Will it be the traditional…Continue
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The Black Age is a movement to grow the range of graphic novels, comic books, games, movies and more to manifest the design properties and concepts derived from the Black, African or Urban…Continue
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I am looking to grow positive professional exchanges with collectors, clients, curators, critics and those in commerce to develop and advance my Rhythmistic concepts. Fine Art, Movies, Games, Graphic Novels, & Wearable Art. Plus Professional development workshops for Public School educators.
ONLI STUDIOS is located at the Bridgeport Art Center in Chicago. 4th floor. 34th and So. Racine. Chicago. cell: 773-726-1610. By appointment or special events.
"I wonder what the ratio is of Collectors on this site to their collecting art of artist listed or participating with BAIA?
So many of these conversations seem to overlook the obvious. Obvious? Yes. That most of the visual artists in BAIA are worth collecting and promoting. Then we could see a Top Ten of Collectors who collect the most at BAIA and visual artists who sell the most via BAIA. The BAIA brand is now the new standard. That old star system is so 20th Century!!!!"
Learn about taking the Black Age Movement & Graphic Novels into the classroom for reluctant readers, multicultural education and conflict resolution.
Now to get busy!!! Indie today: Black Age forever!!!!
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A criterion is a set of standards by which items or concepts can be evaluated. A negative attack is not being critical, but instead is being hostile.
I use the rubric of narrative, style, technique and impact in considering most art in a historic, genre or isolated context. There are levels of good, better & best. Derivative or innovative.
I teach a college course in Art Appreciation in Chicago. Over my 40 plus years as a Rhythmistic artist I find too…
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It was suggested that I write a blog to review what I learned from the event I refer to as the Trial by Fire.
" Najee Dorsey has sent you a message on Black Art In America
Subject: The Fire
Sorry to hear about the fire you had, I have an idea. What if you write a blog about the fire and the lessons you've learned from it????
Insurance, storage of art, adjustors, rebuilding etc...
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Dec. 30th 2001 I…
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Lorraine K. McCall said… Greetings BAIA Member,
I hope that you are in excellent health and spirit. I wanted to invite you to participate in the Support = Change Art Exhibit scheduled for June 11, 2012 thru July 14, 2012. Please confirm participation by providing the number of pieces you would like to exhibit, title, price, photo and size. All information can be sent to submission@visionsofrainy.org.
I look forward to your prompt response.
Thank you!!
Lorraine K. McCall
Executive Director | Founder
Visions of Rainy.org
Serving Every Child Through Art Education
Vinnie Bagwell said… Delighted to become acquainted, and looking forward to knowing you.
With graitude,
V
Lisa Whittington said… Wow..that touches my heart. You're the first artist on here to make that request.
Coan Middle School c/o Lisa Whittington
1550 Hosea Williams Drive
Atlanta, GA 30317
Please write a note inside to my students and tell us where to find your work so they can study you! Tell them about a technique they can use and they will be elated!! Thank you so much!
Scott M. Haskins said… Hi Turtel,
Nice to connect. I am connecting with this site because of my work on preserving murals by black artists at www.tsumurals.org Perhaps you'll find the short video interesting.
All my best
Scott
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