October Gallery’s 20th Anniversary – President Bill Clinton
Letter from President Bill Clinton to October Gallery
Letter from President Bill Clinton to October Gallery
Mercer A. Redcross, III Vice President of Marketing October Gallery Native Philadelphian Mercer A Redcross, III co-founded the October Gallery with his wife, Evelyn, in 1985. The gallery’s first location was in the Powelton Village section of Philadelphia. Today, October Gallery is located the Germantown section of Philadelphia, where it continues to promote African American …
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The first art show and sale presented by October Gallery was for artist Tom Mckinney in 1985. Tom McKinney, Visual Artist Written by Juanita Frederick for Paint Magazine Silkscreen printer, illustrator, designer, prolific water colorist and portrait artist, Tom Mckinney has made quite a name for himself with his rich portrayals of the Black …
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THE PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL ART EXPO The Art of Living Well One of the Nation’s Largest Art Expos The Annual Philadelphia International Art Expo is an expo of popular. World Art and The Art of Living Well. It offers unique and unequaled opportunities to build a customer base, to network, to compare artistic talent & product …
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October Gallery’s Evelyn Redcross and Recording Artist Isaac Hayes at Expo 18 Isaac Hayes (far right) at October Gallery’s Expo 18
To All, Especially Those In Penn Area YES, THIS IS THE BIG ONE !! Don’t miss this Art Expo. The October Gallery 18th Annual Philadelphia International Art Expo November 7, 8 and 9, 2003 Admission FREE Liacouras Center, Temple University, Philadelphia, PA The Nation’s Largest African American Art Expo Check out our ads for Expo …
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October Gallery’s Mercer A. Redcross III
By Matthew P. Blanchard INQUIRER STAFF WRITER POSTED: November 10, 2003 Maybe it was The Cosby Show, said influential gallery owner Mercer Redcross. Hanging on the walls of the Huxtables’ home was the work of African American artists, Redcross said, and African Americans in the 1980s took note. Or perhaps it was simply the inevitable …
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BET TVÂ Angela Stribling Host Video of Expo 15
This was a video conference at the Philadelphia International Art Expo. October Gallery. In 2000 October Gallery produced a video conference with artists Dr. John Biggers and Dr. Samella Lewis. This video conference was part of the annual Philadelphia International Art Expo
Dr. Samella Lewis & Artist Jimi Claybrooks – October Gallery Part of the Philadelphia International Art Expo.