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ART REWIND!
Explore the September 2024 digital collection of Black art content.
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ART Politics | ELECTION RESOURCES for MUSEUMS and HISTORIC SITES
Access Free Election Resources Empower Your Voice: Every vote matters! By downloading these free resources, you’re taking the first step towards shaping the future of our communities. Museums and historical institutions hold the key to understanding our past. Use these resources to inspire discussions and foster informed voting choices. Voting Resources are Provided by A…
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ART Linguistics | Language, Power, and Identity: Black Languages as Tools of Liberation and Expression
A panel discussing Black languages’ impact on identity, power, and resistance in diaspora, emphasizing cultural expression and resilience.
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ART Exhibition | Manifest: Thirteen Colonies, —Wendel A. White, photographer
The exhibition “Manifest: Thirteen Colonies” showcases Wendel A. White’s photography, exploring African American culture and history until April 13, 2025.
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ART Archives | (re)Imaging Archives: Impact of Black Voices in Community Movement, Arts and Education
The event series will explore enhancing Black representation in archives through discussions on documenting Black stories, memory work, and increasing community involvement in archiving efforts.
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ART EXHIBITION | How Did We Get HAIR?: Black Hair, Artistic Practice, and The Performance of Citizenship
Panel explores Black hair’s history and artistic significance on September 19.
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ART Transition | A Moment of Silence for Mr. Frankie Beverly
Lead singer of MAZE, Frankie Beverly, passed away on September 10, 2024.
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ART Archive | Free SAA Grant Writing Workshop, In-Person Austin, Texas
Free workshop in Austin on grant proposal writing for Texas archivists.
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ART Lyrics | Memory Work: Rich Homie Quan, “Ooh, Ooh, Ooh”
Memory Work Dequantes Devontay Lamar, known as Rich Homie Quan, passed away on September 5, 2024. He was considered one of the early “mumble rappers,” known for his relaxed style in hip hop. We at ART | library deco recognize him as a poet in his own right, born in Atlanta, Georgia in 1989. Memorable…
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ART Exhibition | Katherine E. Nash Gallery, Art and Artifact: Murals from the Minneapolis Uprising
A mural exhibition at Katherine E. Nash Gallery displays works from the Minneapolis Uprising, encouraging reflection on George Floyd’s murder.
