We love this awesome recording on African-American and arts !! The National Black Theatre Festival returns to Winston-Salem August 1, 2011, putting the city at center stage in the world of African-American art, culture, and theatre. Enjoy some of the 123 performances at the festival, then take in amazing works of African-American painting and sculpture […]
Oral Literary and Historic Echoes from the Novel, Bound To Violence, by Yambo Ouologuem
Explore African American Art Malian writer, Yambo Ouologuem’s most famous novel Bound to Violence first published in 1968 satirically portrays Africa before and during colonial subjugation whilst assessing the role of local overlords who in league with Arab slave dealers, sold their subjects into bondage. After winning the prestigious French literary prize, Prix Renaudot, Yambo […]
Sketch B. Log #1: Top 10 Tips for Young Black Artist
Who else has watched this amazing recording on black American and works of art . I receive many messages on the blog and my Facebook page from young black artist/students about what they can do to be “better”. So I put together this video to help get their mind moving!! I am merely one opinion, […]
Looking Back Through 2000 Seasons of Slavery of Africans by Various Other Races in Ayi Kwei Armah
Learn More Black American Culture Ayi Kwei Armah’s TWO THOUSAND SEASONS, is ‘a deeply profound and monumental text’ projecting a pluralized communal voice [we] speaking through the history of Africa, its wet and dry seasons, from a period of one thousand years. The title itself represents the enormous arc of time covering the long and […]
African-American Paintings | Alvin Hollingsworth | Auction Results
Bookmark this awesome digital video on African American and art ! http://www.clarkeny.com African-American Art Wanted for Purchase and Consignment! Call directly for more information. (914)-833-8336. Clarke Auction Gallery. Westchester’s Premiere Auction. Videosource Your reaction? Comment below . We appreciate it.
I Love Lucy History Goes on Making History
Revealed: Black American Art & Culture I love Lucy history began in the evening of the 15 October 1951 when the USA was treated to the first episode of a television situation comedy that was to run for 179 episodes and establish the series as a perpetual favorite. On paper the “I love Lucy” show […]
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