Ayanna Nicole
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Submit Your Short Film To JARO’s Screening Room
JARO's exciting new Screening Room is now open for submissions of short film content from independent filmmakers reaching across multiple…
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Season One Of The 12th Hour Podcast Is Now Streaming On JARO
The first season of the 12th Hour podcast is now available to stream through JARO’s expanding podcast offering. Created by…
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Former NFL Champion Malcolm Jenkins Explores the Intersection of Football and Art As An Esteemed Collector
Malcolm Jenkins with Ernie Barnes’s Study A for Victory in Overtime (1995). Via Artnet News. Malcolm Jenkins, a phenomenal presence in football…
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‘Earth Mama’ Trailer: Savanah Leaf’s Debut Film Is A Tender Portrait Of Motherhood
Savanah Leaf’s debut feature Earth Mama received significant praise and glowing reviews after its premiere at Sundance Film Festival and…
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Art Exhibition: ‘Harmonia Rosales: Master Narrative’ Skillfully Reimagines European Renaissance Paintings Through The Lens Of The Black Diaspora
Afro-Cuban American artist Harmonia Rosales creates rich and visceral paintings that recast European Renaissance paintings with characters of the Afro-Cuban…
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Literature Exhibition ‘Toni Morrison: Sites of Memory’ On Display At Princeton Through June
At Princeton University Library, a groundbreaking Toni Morrison exhibition is on view until June 4th. Curated by Princeton professor Autumn…
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The Buried Story Of Joseph Bologne, The 18th Century Prodigious Black French Composer And Fencer
Joseph Bologne, also known as Chevalier de Saint-Georges, was an 18th-century Afro-French fencer, composer, and virtuoso violinist with talents rivaling…
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Harry Belafonte Dies At 96: The Life And Career Of Trailblazing Musician, Performer, And Activist
NBCU Photo Bank Actor, singer, and civil rights activist Harry Belafonte died Tuesday at 96. Regarded as one of the…
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Textile Artist Bisa Butler’s New Exhibit ‘The World Is Yours’ To Open This Summer In NYC
Award-winning American textile artist Bisa Butler is preparing for an art show in New York City, returning to the Big…
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‘Minor Notes’: Recognizing The Unsung Black Poets Of The 19th And 20th Centuries
Cover of “Minor Notes, Volume 1” This article contains Amazon affiliate links. Released during National Poetry Month, Minor Notes, Volume…
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