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Vendor Opportunity at the 3rd annual Baltimore Urban Book Festival Sunday July 14, 2013

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Black History Month offers art collections at three area sites

As a woman in the male-dominated engineering field, Carnetta Davis understood well the plight of black artists trying to be recognized with their peers in other races.

"I can draw parallels between my own experiences [and] those experiences of African-American artists, both past and present," says the onetime Chattanoogan, now a resident of Birmingham, Ala., "and these parallels fuel my passion."

That passion is the serious collection of art, something she and…

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Roux Curated By Danielle Burns - OPENING Reception Sunday, January 20th at Corridor Gallery

This Weekend at RUSH Arts and Corridor Gallery…

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January/February Happenings at the Bessie Smith Cultural Center

January/February Happenings at the Bessie…

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Watch our very own Najee & Seteria Dorsey's featured artworks in the Lifetime remake of "Steel Magnolias" TONIGHT at 9/8c!

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Acclaimed African American artist Dr. J Eugene Grigsby Jr. died June 9th, 2013.

Dr. J. Eugene Grigsby Jr., an artist, educator, author, lecturer and mentor had a life well lived. Gene will be remembered for his contribution to the principles he lived every day, a life of sharing his love of art, writing, and even theater with the world at large. Video

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I Shall Not Be Moved by Maya Angelou. The triumph and pain of being black and the struggle to be free. Filled with bittersweet intimacies and ferocious courage, these poems are gems--many-faceted, bright with wisdom, radiant with life.

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