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ART Photography | POST HTX PRESENTS, Music of the South: Pam Francis Photographs
FREE FILM EVENT Music of the South: Pam Francis Photographs POST HTX presents the first photography exhibition of the remarkable Houston-born artist and photographer Pam Francis (1954-2000). Music of the South: Pam Francis Photographs will be on view November 13, 2021, to January 11, 2022. The exhibition includes a portrait of Lyle Lovett for MET magazine in 1990 and…
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ART Archives | EXPLORING THE ARCHIVES: THE ARCHIVE IN EXHIBITION MAKING, IN COLLABORATION WITH THE GETTY RESEARCH INSTITUTE
IN COLLABORATION WITHThe Getty Research Institute EXPLORING THE ARCHIVES: THE ARCHIVE IN EXHIBITION MAKING Join curators Alison Burstein, Kristin Juarez, Rebecca Peabody and Glenn Phillips with A+P’s Public Programs and Exhibitions Manager Joshua Oduga for an exploration of creating exhibitions from archival materials and ephemera. Exploring Archives: The Archive in Exhibition Making will bring together…
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ART Literati | Register for Free: National Novel Writing Month
Free Registration Here National Novel Writing Month
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ART Exhibitions | African American Art in the 20th Century Exhibition Opens at the Hudson River Museum in October
African American Art in the 20th Century Exhibition Opens at the Hudson River Museum in October Hudson River Museum will present African American Art in the 20th Century, an exhibition of exemplary paintings and sculptures by thirty-four African American artists who came to prominence during the period bracketed by the Harlem Renaissance starting in the 1920s…
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ART Storytelling | “A Finding Aid To My Soul” Storytelling Event Now Available to Watch, by the Society of American Archivists
The Society of American Archivists Presents the Fourth Annual “A FINDING AID TO MY SOUL” The fourth annual “A Finding Aid To My Soul” spotlights five storytellers who share true, personal stories of their connection to archives. Sponsored by SAA’s Committee on Public Awareness, this virtual storytelling event was held October 6, 2021, in celebration…
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ART Event | DEFINING DEMOCRACY: How Black Print Culture Shaped America, Then and Now
KEYNOTE: Defining Democracy, Presented by Cornell University Join Cornell University literary historian and author Derrick Spires in this webcast as he challenges the assumption that there was little or no Black print culture in 19th-century America before the Civil War. Using material from Cornell’s own Rare and Manuscript Collections, including the Samuel J. May collection,…
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ART STUDIO | Resuming Round 51: Alexis Pye, Curated by Sidney Mori Garrett
Featured Round 51: Local Impact II On View: Wednesday, October 13 – Sunday, December 5, 2021 Curated by Sidney Mori Garrett Ambivalence Revisited Ambivalence was first created in 2020. This installation has been realized in a smaller, more intimate space since Round 51: Local Impact II. Round 51: Local Impact II was curated by Project…
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ART LITERARY | San Antonio African American Community Archive & Museum Presents, An evening with Anneliese M. Bruner, writer and great granddaughter of Tulsa Race Massacre survivor and author Mary E. Jones Parrish
INSIDE THE ART LIBRARY STACKS Read Sample of Literature Trinity University Press, in collaboration with Trinity University and the San Antonio African American Community Archive and Museum, presents an evening with Anneliese M. Bruner, writer and great granddaughter of Tulsa Race Massacre survivor and author Mary E. Jones Parrish, whose contemporaneous eyewitness account, The Nation Must…
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ART Virtual Event | DOCUMENTING COMMUNITY RESILENCE IN THE BRONX
Documenting Community Resilience in the Bronx Tuesday, October 26, 20216:00pm–7:30pm ESTOnline Zoom event This online panel, co-hosted by Bronx Community College and the Bronx County Historical Society, will be a discussion between archivists and community members who have been involved in two recent oral history projects documenting community resilience in The Bronx, both during COVID-19…
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ART EXHIBITION | Afro-Atlantic Histories, Museum of Fine Arts Houston
Afro-Atlantic Histories October 24, 2021–January 17, 2022 The MFAH presents the U.S. tour of Afro-Atlantic Histories, an unprecedented exhibition that explores the history and legacy of the transatlantic slave trade. The exhibition comprises more than 130 works of art and documents made in Africa, the Americas, the Caribbean, and Europe across 500 years, from the 17th century to the…
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