Black Art and Culture in the 20th Century (World of Art) by Richard J. Powell
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Southwest Black Fine Art Show April 19 -21
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The Book Look and Black Art in America Partner To Promote The World of Black Books and Art
The Book Look and Black Art in America Partner To Promote The World of Black Books and Art… |
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Free Angela and All Political Prisoners In Theaters April 5
In Theaters April 5 - Detroit, NY, Oakland, LA, Philadelphia, DC, Atlanta and Chicago - AMC Theaters
In this essential new feature documentary, legendary radical activist Angela Davis speaks for the first time about her 1970s imprisonment as a terrorist and conspirator, which became a flashpoint in the black liberation struggle and turned her into a revolutionary icon.
Few American lives encapsulate the tumult and triumph of the civil rights movement as…
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Award Winning Author That Rubs Elbows With President Obama
She is an award winning author that rubs elbows with President Obama so it's all good but Charisse is a part of the team that has brokered the deal to create a space to promote the… |
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Ayoka Chenzira (Ayo) is a filmmaker and interactive digital media artist
Ayoka Chenzira (Ayo) is a filmmaker and interactive digital media artist who is a recognized pioneer in African-American independent cinema. She is a graduate of New York University (B.F.A. Film), Columbia University Teachers College (M.A. in Education) and the Georgia Institute of Technology (Ph.D. Digital…
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Ayoka Chenzira (Ayo) is a filmmaker and interactive digital media artist
Ayoka Chenzira (Ayo) is a filmmaker and interactive digital media artist who is a recognized pioneer in African-American independent cinema. She is a graduate of New York University (B.F.A. Film), Columbia University Teachers College (M.A. in Education) and the Georgia Institute of Technology (Ph.D. Digital…
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Ayoka Chenzira (Ayo) is a filmmaker and interactive digital media artist
Ayoka Chenzira (Ayo) is a filmmaker and interactive digital media artist who is a recognized pioneer in African-American independent cinema. She is a graduate of New York University (B.F.A. Film), Columbia University Teachers College (M.A. in Education) and the Georgia Institute of Technology (Ph.D. Digital Media).
Ayo is the first African American female animator…
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First Black U.S. Marshal: The Life and Times of Deputy U.S. Marshal Bass Reeves
'Bass Reeves Lawman' by Najee Dorsey…Added by Najee Dorsey on March 13, 2013 at 8:30pm — No Comments
Afro Art Trips 2013 ~ The World Is Looking For You! (2013)
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An Ill Wind Blowing: Kevin Blythe Sampson
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Swann Galleries Auction of African American Fine Art February 14, 2013
Swann Galleries launched a new department devoted to African-American Fine Art in February 2007. That year General Moses (Harriet Tubman) by CHARLES WHITE (1918 - 1979) Sold for $360,000. Today, Swann Galleries is the only major auction house to conduct regular…
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Michael D. Harris is an artist, professor, scholar, and curator
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Black Men and Dandyism: Art, Fashion, Literature and Exhibitions
"Dandy is defined as "A man who affects extreme elegance in clothes and manners", recently Dandy/Dandyism culture has been in the news and exhibitions. I have to also admit that it has been the style of choice for the men in my works of art. Although my work tackles topics of…
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Jayne Cortez (1936 - 2012) Poet, and Performance Artist
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Reflections is a documentary-style photography series of black and white photographs
Reflections is a documentary-style photography series of black and white photographs of personal living spaces of over sixty renowned individuals whose lives and careers have addressed the fundamental political,…
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Are the days of a white male dominated art world coming to an end, are works by women and African-Americans getting the 'Buy' signal?
Are the days of a white male dominated art world coming to an end, are works by women and African-Americans getting the 'Buy' signal?
What’s wrong with being a white American male artist under the age of 45? The odds of getting into an international survey of contemporary art in Europe right now are stacked against you.
“The market is somewhat behind the developments since the 1990s, when the art world began ‘opening up’,” says Katerina Gregos, another curator of Manifesta 9.…
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The Celebrity Art Series I to showcase works from renowned artists, sports, music, and entertainment celebrities during Art Basel Week 2012
The Celebrity Art Series I showcases original artwork from sports, music, and entertainment celebrities and renowned artists. In its inaugural year, and through their generosity, fifty (50) artist donate their artistic talent by creating an 8x10 original work of art for an exhibition that culminates with an Artist Reception & Silent Auction Gala. The proceeds benefits…
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The Warmth of Other Suns: The Epic Story of America's Great Migration by Isabel Wilkerson. This was an amazing, magnificent book chronicling the history of great numbers of Blacks who began leaving the south to seek a better life in the big cities of the North during the time period between 1915 through 1970.
Interested in having your book featured, join the Book Look group and for more on authors check out AALBC.
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