NNPA NEWSWIRE — Today, the recent boom in museums has revealed a devotion to African-American artists and the increasing amount of attention paid to these artists...
CINCINNATI HERALD — Falcon Theatre’s first production of 2019 is Jessica Blank and Erik Jensen’s The Exonerated, the true stories of six people who collectively spent...
WAVE NEWSPAPERS — After studying Mesopotamia for six weeks, Natalie Gualtieri’s sixth grade social studies class stepped out of the classrooms and onto the proverbial stage...
MINNESOTA SPOKESMAN-RECORDER — The St. Paul City Council recently approved more than $1 million in grants for 34 organizations to fund arts and culture projects as...
OAKLAND POST — On view from Jan. 10 to March 28, “Inside Insights” will showcase some 100 works including original paintings, prints and sculptures by San...
ROLLINGOUT.COM — Through it all, hip-hop didn’t loosen its grip on dominating the charts and R&B bounced back into the discussion of relevance. You could sense something special...
THE WESTSIDE GAZETTE — African American artists are being celebrated with two stirring exhibits in Pompano Beach.
NEW ORLEANS DATA NEWS WEEKLY — The goal of the exhibit: “ICONS: Ideals of Black Masculinity” is to re-examine how Black men are perceived, based on how...
THE SAVANNAH TRIBUNE — “Celebrating 30 Years of Black History, Culture and Art” is the central theme of the Savannah Black Heritage Festival scheduled for February 1-21,...
MINNESOTA SPOKESMAN-RECORDER — This year, Olivia Simmons Bergin, a freshman at Washburn High School in Minneapolis, is marking her 10th year of performing in the Minnesota...
NASHVILLE PRIDE — Award-winning choreographer Camille A. Brown is sharing her latest creation with audiences at OZ Arts Nashville for two nights.
JACKSONVILLE PRESS PRESS — To pay tribute to this phenomenal woman, Stage Aurora Theatrical Company presented the “R E S P E C T: A Musical...
WAVE NEWSPAPERS — The mural, named “Our Mighty Contribution,” stretches for an entire city block and has been a cultural institution in the African-American community for...
JACKSONVILLE FREE PRESS — Looking for a new painting to hang in your living area, or a sculpture for your front yard? Jacksonville is saturated with...
NASHVILLE PRIDE — Nashville’s Nutcracker heralds the return of the holiday season in Music City as young Clara takes audiences on a journey through a spectacular...
MILWAUKEE COURIER — Established in 2008, World of Dance has become a staple of success within the dance world, particularly Hip Hop
MICHIGAN CHRONICLE — Rainbow City Roller Rink will be an inflatable wonderland-turned-roller skating.
ATLANTA VOICE — To commemorate its one-year anniversary, Level Up Atlanta hosted a special edition of its conversational series Connecting the Dots
MICHIGAN CHRONICLE — Xenith, the Detroit-based protective equipment design company, has done a lot of work with the Detroit Public School League to ensure the safety...
THE CINCINNATI HERALD — Cincinnati Shakespeare Company continues its 25th Anniversary Season at The Otto M. Budig Theater with “1984”, a new adaptation of George Orwell’s...
CINCINNATI HERALD — The new adaptation of Rudyard Kipling’s beloved story features a rambunctious, curious and silly Mowgli who is lost in the wilds of the...
SOUTH FLORIDA TIMES — As the arts season gets underway, foodies seek out fab restaurants and unique eating experiences to complement their immersion into the arts...
THE BIRMINGHAM TIMES— Erin Mitchell, 29, is set to have two pieces from her “Kinship” collection debut on the Fox television network’s fifth-season premiere of “Empire”...
CHARLESTON CHRONICLE — With more than $140,000 up for grabs in prize money this year, ArtFields (Lake City, South Carolina’s nine-day art exhibition and competition) is officially accepting submissions in...
MINNESOTA SPOKESMAN-RECORDER — Filmmaker and photographer Philip McGraw is looking to refocus the community’s lens on Twin Cities Black artists. His new film 8 Seasons of Art captures the...
