The Mountain of Miracles by Cleous Young
Young David and his grandfather, on their daily trek to find medicine to treat his grandfather’s worsening illness, suddenly stumble upon a thriving, prosperous village one day. Filled with warm, …
Pimps in the Pulpit – the Stage Play – Shannon Bellamy
Take a look at the video, tells us what you think of this new stage play. PHILADELPHIA, PA–(Marketwire – September 30, 2009) – Based on a true story, Shannon Bellamy …
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Top 10 home decor trends for 2011
(ARA) – Something old, something new. Something borrowed, something blue. While typically the refrain for most brides, this adage holds equally true for the top home decorating trends for the …
How to bring the outside in when the weather cools
(ARA) – For many folks, connecting with nature has calming and invigorating effects. However, cold and short days make getting outside a little more difficult. If you find yourself coming …
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Is Black Art Still Relevant?
Is Black Art Still Relevant? Here is a video on the subject. Take a look and make a comment, please.
Portraits to Consider – The art work of Donald Stephens
by J. Dorene Picker for October Gallery As an artist I began my formal training centered around graphite and charcoal drawing. I’ve always had a deep appreciation for this medium …
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Donald Stephens – New Artwork
Donald Stephens resides in Burlington County NJ since 1987. He has attended Burlington County College obtaining an AAS 90’. Mr. Stephens then furthered his yearning for the arts at Temple …
Colours of My Soul – Labarron Person
You’re invited to the online world of Labarron Person! He was born August 28th, 1965. He began his brilliant artwork at the tender age of four. A self taught artist, …
Pimps in the Pulpit by Shannon Bellamy – The Play
“PIMPS IN THE PULPIT” STAGE PLAY AT THE TEMPLE PERFORMING ARTS CENTER IN PHILADELPHIA JANUARY 21 & 22, 2011! West Philadelphia author Shannon Bellamy writes about a very sensitive topic. …
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Dox Thrash, American, 1893 – 1965
Demolition c. 1940 Dox Thrash, American, 1893 – 1965 Oil on canvas board26 x 20 inches (66 x 50.8 cm) Dox Thrash was born in 1893 in a small cabin …
Face Vessel
American Art Face Vessel Made in South Carolina, United States c. 1860-70 Attributed to Thomas J. Davies Pottery, Edgefield district, South Carolina, c. 1862 – 1870 Glazed stoneware, unglazed earthenware7 …
FOCUS GROUP: Four Walls, Four Five Women
Presented by Black Artists of DC (BADC) Featuring work by Jamea Richmond Edwards, Danielle Scruggs, Kristen Hayes, Amber Robles-Gordon Curated by Zoma Wallace FOCUS GROUP: Four Walls, Four Five Women …
30-years-of-black-art-gets-a-fresh
by: Michael H. Hodges The new show at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History, “Art of the Masters: A Survey of African American Images, 1980-2000,” opens with …
African American Atelier Celebrates 20 Years
by Yasmine Regester Carolina Peacemaker In 1991, nine local artists opened an African American art gallery in downtown Greensboro. 20 years later, it is still going strong. The African American …
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African-American Artist Archibald Motley and Paris
By:Meg Nola By 1929, Archibald Motley had begun to develop a reputation as an artist, attracting critical praise along with patrons actually willing to purchase his work. Born in New …
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