Rachel D. Crouch & Rebecca D. Crouch
Sisters share a special bond, talent and perspective. Thankfully they also let us in.
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Bridge for Africa, Inspiring Dignity
Bridge for Africa represents the cooperative effort of many people to provide wages for people whose crafts are culturally representative of their history of which some are made with supplies that have been used for years and other with a new innovate touch of the current.
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iona rozeal brown:all falls down
On display at the Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland ,iona rozeal brown and compilation of work from generations of African American artists.
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Adinkra Cloth Symbols & Photo Compilations
AV Mobley rewards his visitors with photo galleries of photography of African themes that are a beautiful, vibrant & illustrative mosaic of African expression. His creative Adinkra Cloth Symbols pdf is a must have for anyone who wants a convenient compilation and definition of the symbols.
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St. Louis has talent, teamwork and vision!
A community of talent which will be displaying their work with the premier exhibition that will be held Memorial Day 2010. Stunning stitchwork and vibrant colors!
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Art Institutes Storytellers Photography Competition
Deadline: March 5, 2010
The Challenge:
Tell a complete story in 8 photographs. Your story should have a beginning, middle and end.
The Art Institutes Storytellers Photography Scholarship Competition challenges those interested in pursuing a photography education to submit eight photos based on the theme, “Storytelling Through the Lens” and an artist’s statement describing the photos. The grand [...]
Wafrica the Kimono meets Africa!
While President Obama is visiting Japan I thought this would be the perfect occasion to spotlight the work of Serge Mouange, who has woven the beauty of two cultures with African fabrics and Japanese kimonos.
Jack T Franklin, known for his camera & beret
Jack T Franklin, an African American photographer from Philadelphia who had a career that spanned 60 years and his pictures a testimony of African Americans, American life, civil rights, music, entertainment and Philadelphia.
The Skin Quilt Project
By Crafty Sistah on 02/18/2010
The Skin Quilt Project a documentary that will concentrate on the social effects of colorism and the affects on our lives. The research and subject matter of colorism are evident in every aspect of media, economics and this documentary is through the eyes of the valuable artist who express their commentary through art.
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