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Art In May; Haiku

Cracking spring in may
Help me with better input
whilst watching the art

by atlas brown

  • Rewind 2016 | PART I: ACTS WITH SEATED EXPERIENCE ONLINE ART EXHIBITION

    From The Arts At Page Library Online Exhibition Space Rewind & View | PART I: ACTS WITH SEATED EXPERIENCE ONLINE ART EXHIBITION Join The Arts At Page Library for an exclusive look at artwork by artists that participated in the Federal Art Project, the visual arm of the Great Depression-era The Works Progress Administration that lasted…

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  • Ongoing | Expanded Digital Archive | Now Dig This!: Art and Black Los Angeles 1960-1980

    From Hammer Museum The exhibition Now Dig This! Art and Black Los Angeles, 1960–1980 chronicled the vital legacy of the city’s African American artists. The work of these practitioners was animated to an extent by the civil rights and Black Power movements, reflecting the changing sense of what constituted African American identity and American culture.…

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  • September 2016 | Black Lives Matter, The Smithsonian Magazine

    From ART_library deco The Smithsonian magazine is dedicating its September 2016 Issue to all things that deal with Blackness in America. Check out the current issue online and read articles by Isabel Wilkerson, Toure, and Richard Grant. The magazine also highlights the historic opening of the African American Museum of History & Culture, opening on…

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  • Theaster Gates will give two public talks during Emory University visit

    From Emory Libraries The  Stuart A. Rose Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library at Emory University will bring artist and social activist Theaster Gates to campus in September to participate in a series of talks on art and activism. Gates, an award-winning Chicago potter and artist who blends art installation with social practice, is best…

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  • Art Exhibit: The Revolution Will Not Be Televised

    Harlem School of The Arts Presents Hip Hop Fine Art: The Revolution Will Not Be Televised Opening Reception: Friday September 23, 2016 6-9pm ( FREE EVENT ) Will you be the next hashtag? Hashtags represent a connection and a community of voices that demand to be heard and recognized. The digital revolution has allowed artist…

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