The Misadventures of an Awkward Black Girl has a New Episode
So, you know we loved the first episode, right? Join us for the second installment of this great web series:
Bamako Biennial Currently Accepting Applications
Since 1994, the Bamako Meetings, co-organised and co-produced by Mali’s Ministry of Culture and l’Institut français,* have been held every two years in Bamako and are recognised as the leading cultural event of international scope focusing on issues in contemporary photography and video in Africa.
Sapphire’s Latest Book “The Kid ” Set for a July 5th Release Date
[amazon-product image=”51pGXTsoSgL._SL110_.jpg” region=”us” tracking_id=”blackgreenand-20″ type=”image”]1594203040[/amazon-product]Ann Godoff, President and Publisher of The Penguin Press, an imprint of Penguin Group (USA), today announced the acquisition of Sapphire’s The Kid, the second novel by the bestselling author of Push.
Africa Academy Awards Announce Nominations for 2011
While Hollywood may not have nominated any Black talent for the 2011 Oscars, Africa is celebrating the talent of Africans at home and abroad.
Sankofa Moment: James Baldwin and Dick Gregory Speak in London (1969)
Based on the events of the last four years, I thought that this video would be apopo. In it, we see James Baldwin and Gregory speak to Black Brits about race.
Call for Submissions for 2011 Ghetto Biennale in Haiti
Here is an exciting opportunity to create fabulous art for an urban audience in Haiti: The Grand Rue Sculptors are a community of artists living in a down town popular neighbourhood of Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
We Love The Misadventures of an Awkward Black Girl
This video has been sent around the web quite a bit, but because we watch it so much, I wanted to share it with you.
Transforming Spaces Art Tour in Nassau Bahamas Celebrates it’s 7th Anniversary
The Transforming Spaces Art Bus tour,now in it’s 7th year , will run on April 2 and 3 in Nassau, Bahamas.
Egypt’s Antiquities Chief Under Fire for Robbery at Museum
Egypt’s new Museum Director Zahi Hawass is under fire for not initially reporting that 8 Egyptian antiques were stolen during February’s Egyptian Revolution from the Country’s national museum.
Nikyatu Jusu’s Black Swan Theory Produced by Shadow and Act
Shadow and Act Filmmakers Challenge choose New York University’s Graduate student Nikyatu Jusu’s Black Swan Theory. Ms. Jusu was chosen from 57 candidates for the honor.
