Events Archive - Page 1

A drawing of three Labrador dogs with leashes in their mouths that connect to a white cane maypole, dancing around flowers and under a sun and moon.
A drawing of three Labrador dogs with leashes in their mouths that connect to a white cane maypole, dancing around flowers and under a sun and moon.
A poster for the film Storming Caesars Palace featuring Ruby Duncan, a black woman with an afro, large silver hoop earrings, and a purple tunic, standing with her left hand resting on her stomach and her right hand pointing to a sea of protesters in the background.
Lester Muhammad, a brown skin middle-aged man wears a brown kufi, scarf and coat. He stands in front of an exhibition of books and photos.
Workshop participants stand in front of the Unisphere wearing reverse tie-dyed t-shirts and holding a banner of a winding creek.
A color image that depicts the Unisphere with accompanying fountains at the 1964 New York World's Fair. In the foreground the word Progress is bold and outlined in blue.
A color image that depicts the Unisphere with accompanying fountains at the 1964 New York World's Fair. In the foreground the word Progress is bold and outlined in blue.
Two headshots of the featured speakers Janine de Novais and adrienne maree brown.
FROM HERE film promotional image showing the title, award logos, and a design featuring stills of the people featured in the film.
A composite of three headshot photographs of the three artists who will join the conversation: Jamal Cyrus, Charisse Pearlina Weston and Cosmo Whyte.
A boy in a bright green t-shirt in a park with a cement floor is standing on the cavity where the water comes out. Other children watch him.
A gray colored almost transparent rectangular piece of glass with a fold on the left side sits inside of a silver lead cylindrical folded base. The folds are soft . Inside the glass is an abstract shattered image in a rectangular shape with the top corner cut and placed at the far corner of the glass. The folds of the silver stand are visible through the glass.