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The Auburn Avenue Research Library, in collaboration with Hammonds House Museum and Take on the Arts, hosts The Highwaymen: Legacy of a Landscape. This exhibition honors the artistic contribution and historical relevance of The Highwaymen an innovative ensemble of self-taught African American landsc

It's #GivingTuesday and since launching in 1999, HBCU Connect has remained committed to our audience by providing jobs, internships, scholarships and news in support of Historically Black Colleges and Universities. Today, we're asking the entire HBCU community to join us by donating $25, or $1 to

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By Taki S. Raton Over 100 people were in attendance during the five hours of the January 21 gala reception opening Friday, January 21 at the Peltz Gallery African American artist’s exhibit according to gallery owner Cissie Peltz “At one point, it was very difficult even getting to the kitchen

Eastern Edge Gallery — 24hourartmarathon @ 11:29 am CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS 24 Hour Art Marathon Festival (August 13-22, 2010) Deadline for submissions Tuesday, June 15, 2010 We are looking for exciting, engaging contemporary artists! Consider this your invitation to the 2010 festival! THE FESTIVAL For ten years, Eastern Edge Gallery has organized an annual summer arts festival, the 24 Hour Art Marathon. The 24 Hour Art Marathon Festival celebrates all contemporary forms

Being the President of a major online web portal, we are constantly in the stream of trends in web-marketing and fortunately are positioned to share with our audience ways to grow their businesses with said information. Mitchell Harper of BigCommerce recently penned a piece on "Mashable" detailing

AHSHE…AND SO IT IS Malcolm X coined the phrase “By Any Means Necessary,” which is the motto of Producer Toni Odom who will launch the Black Soap Opera Webisode Ahshe, on his birthday, May 19th. "I wrote Ahshe, to speak to the black community that rarely is portrayed in mainstream media,"