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Photo: Steven Probert As programming for her second exhibition at Paula Cooper Gallery, Ja'Tovia Gary convenes a panel and performance that combines artists and scholars (Kaitlyn Greenidge, Autumn…
Photo: Jonathan Slaff. Above two of the stars in Ishmael Reed's "The Conductor." Brian Simmons (as Warren Chipp) and Kenya WIlson (as interviewer Melody Wells). NEW YORK --…
Photo: Lincoln Center New York, NY (February 6, 2023) – Jazz at Lincoln Center (JALC) announces the addition of special guests Grammy Award-winning bassist, singer and composer Richard…
Photo: The World House Project In celebration of Black History Month and in support of this year's theme of "Black Resistance," we are honored to share our award-winning…
Photo: YouTube “Black culture is discursive. And what she is saying is translated by singing, dancing and drum. The treble speaks of the environment, the medium, what is…
Photo: Rijks Museum Press Rijksmuseum, the Netherlands’ national museum of art and history, has announced its Slavery exhibition will go on display at United Nations (UN) headquarters in…
Photo: TV One SILVER SPRING, Md. – February 4, 2023 - TV One's original film UNDER THE INFLUENCE, directed by Courtney Miller ("Games People Play", "Saints & Sinners",…
Photo: Gordon Parks\The Gordon Parks Foundation On Friday, February 17 at 7:30 pm Harlem Stage, in collaboration with Maysles Documentary Center and National Jazz Museum in Harlem, will…
Photo: JITG Miami Gardens, FL (January 17, 2023) – The internationally acclaimed Jazz in the Gardens Music (JITG) Festival marks its 16th annual “sweeter level” celebration of Black…
Photo: Event Flyer MIRAMAR, FL (January 18, 2022)- The City of Miramar presents the 3rd Annual Afro-Carib Festival (ACF) happening on Saturday, February 25, 2023, 5pm-11pm ET, at…
