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ART FILM | BLACK EYE, EXPERIMENTAL SHORT FILMS
NOVEMBER 12th 2023 Black Eye by Xenia Matthews, ANgel Cabrales, Christian Vazquez Location of Venue
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ART Museum | Afro-Atlantic Histories Concludes Its U.S. Tour at the Dallas Museum of Art
Art Exhibition | Dallas Museum of Art October 22, 2023, through February 11, 2024 Critically acclaimed exhibition charts the legacies of the African Diaspora through works from the 17th century to the present day Get tickets TODAY to see this critically acclaimed exhibition. See the show that the New Yorker called “visionary” in the final destination of…
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ART INTERNATIONAL | Spectrum: On Color & Contemporary
International Panel Discussion From MOAD: Join the arts institution for an international panel discussion with Sheena Rose and Manyaku Mashilo, exhibiting artists featured in the exhibition Spectrum: On Color & Contemporary Art. This conversation will explore how artists in this group exhibition use color to guide our perception and will be moderated by San Francisco gallerist Jonathan Carver Moore. FREE EVENT:…
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ART Genealogy | November 2023 Black Virtual Genealogy Boot Camp #3
Location:Virtual Space Date:November 11, 2023 Celebrate Veteran’s Day by joining African American Vintage Genealogy and exploring the intriguing world of Black Military History. The boot camp is designed to provide participants with a chance to delve into their family history and learn more about national, local, regional, and community history. It’s a great opportunity to…
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ART LITERARY | Big Idea: Dr. Maryemma Graham, “The House Where My Soul Lives: The Life of Margaret Walker”ART LITERARY |
Location:Virtual: Zoom Date:October 20, 2023 Margaret Walker was a force: a poet and intellectual, she lived her life committed to “being Black, female, and free.” Join HBW’s Founding Director, author, and professor Maryemma Graham this Friday as she discusses her new biography, The House Where My Soul Lives: The Life of Margaret Walker with Humanities Kansas. The…
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