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January 4–11, 1996 critic pick|art If you’re planning to make the rounds during the first First Friday of 1996, here are a few shows to watch out for. Pierre Baston’s …
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Book includes poetry by Jill Scott, Trapeta Mayson, Richard Medina, Stephanie Renee and more. This book was published in 1995. A collectors item.
By Ann Kolson, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER POSTED: February 25, 1992 Mercer and Evelyn Redcross share a dream and a vision. You can see it on the walls of their two …
October Gallery’s first major catalog 1991. Over 100 pages. A collectors items.
October Gallery Ad in Black Enterprise Magazine 1989
Lucien Crump Art Gallery By Alexis Moore, Inquirer Staff Writer POSTED: August 14, 1989 Ten years ago, Germantown’s Lucien Crump, artist, educator and entrepreneur, could have communicated with all of …
By BARBARA BECK, Daily News Staff Writer POSTED: July 20, 1988 Barkley L. Hendricks remembers when he and other fellow artists, all prize- winning graduates of the Pennsylvania Academy of …
By Edward J. Sozanski, Inquirer Art Critic POSTED: March 01, 1987 Black artists in America have been among the most invisible of Ralph Ellison’s “invisible men”; it has been only …
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Article written by an October Gallery staff member that was published in the Philadelphia Sunday Sun 1986
By Victoria Donohoe, Inquirer Art Critic POSTED: May 23, 1986 Among the current crop of solo exhibits around town, my highest praise goes to the young painter Scott Noel, featured …
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Clown by Tom Mckinney But Beautiful by Tom Mckinney Street Corner Symphony by Tom Mckinney Tom Mckinney Exhibiting at Expo 15 – 2000
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