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Be a Father to Your Child

Great Kwanzaa and holiday gift!

Added by Network Administrator on December 19, 2010 at 12:16pm — No Comments

THE BROOKLYN SCHOOL OF BLACK VISUAL ARTISTS

THE BROOKLYN SCHOOL OF BLACK VISUAL ARTISTS



Sunday, November 21, 2–4pm



Artcurian, 22 Chapel St. (Downtown Brooklyn)



Presented by BAC in conjunction with MoCADA and Artcurian



Panel discussion moderated by Laurie Cumbo, Executive Director of MoCADA, addressing

the rise in importance of Brooklyn’s Black visual arts scene over the past 50 years. Panel-

ists include curator Dexter Wimberly, painter Karl McIntosh, mural specialist Jane Weiss-

man,… Continue

Added by Network Administrator on November 18, 2010 at 8:06pm — No Comments

Phelps Publishing is seeking pencilers, inkers, and writers

Phelps Publishing, is seeking pencilers, inkers, and writers to work-for-hire to produce Art Instruction Books, Comics Books, and Graphic Novels. If you are

interested, please send nonreturnable samples to: Reco Comics, Box

22401-FB, Cleveland, OH 44122. You can also find submission guidelines

at www.phelpspublishing.com. For quick consideration for comic book artists and writers, go to…

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Weusi in to the 21st Century

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THE ORACLE





THE ORACLE

ART + ART + ART///Live painting + luxurious music selction + dynamic imagery streaming from projectors///every fourth Thursday 8p-12mid///in Philly///at the Arts Garage///




opening night…

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Added by Network Administrator on September 19, 2010 at 7:30pm — No Comments

Creating Black Comic Books

Added by Network Administrator on September 13, 2010 at 9:00pm — No Comments

Power, Prestige, & Money!

These are factors that sell art to the highest bidders. The challenge is to convince so many monied players and would be collectors that the better original, fine, and commercial art we produce exudes a higher level than most in this areas.

Rhythmistic art goes with the Lexus, diamonds, gold, Rolex, or more.


Added by Turtel Onli on February 21, 2010 at 9:53am — No Comments

DWYER CULTURAL CENTER UNVEILS HARLEM IS…THEATER AND WEUSI REVISITED: 2010

DWYER CULTURAL CENTER UNVEILS HARLEM IS…THEATER AND WEUSI REVISITED: 2010



TWO GROUNDBREAKING EXHIBITS ON HARLEM’S BLACK ARTS MOVEMENT



February 17 – September 3



In honor of Black History Month, Community Works presents two new exhibits, harlem is…Theater and Weusi Revisited: 2010 that celebrate and build upon Harlem’s rich tradition in both theater and art. Hosted by the Dwyer Cultural Center, (253 St. Nicholas Avenue; entrance on 123rd Street) three interactive… Continue

Added by Network Administrator on February 12, 2010 at 12:35pm — No Comments

Seeking Young Artists For The 1st National Black TEEN Empowerment Expo Presents FAME: Fashion, Art, Music & Education

Good eve and blessings.

We are seeking young artists to be featured at The 1st National Black TEEN Empowerment Expo Presents FAME: Fashion, Art, Music & Education scheduled for New York City this August.

Should you be able to offer advice / assistance, please contact me at…

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Added by R. Lee Gordon on February 8, 2010 at 8:30pm — 1 Comment

The side of MLK no one talks about!

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Appreciation of the isms we pioneer.

I often contend that visual artists of African ancestry have created a few visual arts "isms' but have not been willing to give them names. I know folks like to think art is subjective of personal but I assert when folks in various regions arrive at a similar visual point, but have never met or seen each other's work, that is the presence of a "ism" or movement. There is no influence without contact.



Where would music be without terms like jazz, funk, or hip hop to distinguish each… Continue

Added by Turtel Onli on January 5, 2010 at 7:18pm — No Comments

The Cocoa Express radio Show

Just recently participated in a live blog talk radio interview by ten(10) kids & teens from Brown Memorial Church in Brooklyn, NY.

They wanted to know about why & how I became an artist and also about my new book C2 & PÓSSE: INNER-CITY HEROES; ISBN: 978-1-934938-04-1.



The questions were spontaneous and yielded insightful revelations about life, art and the pursuit of a holistic society. Interview length: 40 minutes.

To hear the interview, got to:… Continue

Added by Anthony C Fletcher on December 18, 2009 at 1:33pm — No Comments

To all of my comic book/sci-fi Brothers and Sisters!


Soyinka I. Ogunbusola Cosmic Beginnings Chaos Chronicals
A rude awakening for evil
www.authorhouse.com/bookstore

Added by Network Administrator on December 14, 2009 at 12:00pm — No Comments

DR. ABIOLA Comic Episode Online Now

DR. ABIOLA


New Episode Online Now

Follow the adventures of Africa ’s first space-age family the Abiolas, as they attempt to spread health, wellness and harmony throughout an agitated universe!

www.sokoyacomics.com

Added by Network Administrator on November 2, 2009 at 12:00pm — No Comments

Jason Ellison Remembered

In Loving Memory of Our Beloved



Jason Lamar Ellison

1978-2009

God’s Gracious Gift



Genius Insightful Fruitful Thoughtful



Our Beloved did his spiritwork with excellence.

Blessed are GOD’S Gifted for our Lord has prepared a special place for them. There they shall forever know freedom in GOD’S Kingdom.



GOD’S INTENSIVE CARE

When friends forsake you.

When doctors don’t know what to do.

Prayer warriors are no longer… Continue

Added by D. Anderson on October 15, 2009 at 11:12am — No Comments

The Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture

The Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture just added my C2 & Posse: Inner-City Heroes action adventure series to their prestigious collection.
I am humbled and honored by this.

Added by Artoni on October 4, 2009 at 12:39am — 2 Comments

How to get African Contemporary Art out of the ghetto?

Any idea on how to give these artists some visibility?

Added by Afric Arts on May 29, 2009 at 1:14pm — 2 Comments

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