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A New Museum In Jacksonville Honors One Of The First Studios To Create Black Films

A new museum based in Jacksonville, Florida is dedicated to highlighting the significant contributions of Black actors in the history of film. In the early 1900s, Jacksonville was known as the “Winter Film Capital of the World” because film studios searched for locations that could accommodate their winter operations outside of the harsh conditions of […]

‘Team Genius Squad’ Launches Educational STEM Toy Line In Retail Stores

10-year-old STEM Princess Ava N. Simmons and her older sister Chynah Jeter from Durham, North Carolina have launched their Team Genius Toy Line inspired by their love for science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM). The line is now available in retail stores across the U.S. and Canada. With the unwavering support of their parents, Tia […]

The Historic Roots Of Newly Opened Ella West Gallery In Durham, NC

Linda Shropshire recently launched the Ella West gallery in Durham with the aim of providing a platform for artists, both established and emerging, who are often overlooked by the mainstream. Named after her mother, Spropshire’s ambition to create a space for minority artists perhaps began in the late seventies during her seventh grade art class. […]

New Exhibit: Chase Hall Pushes Boundaries with Coffee in His Captivating Artworks Of The Black Body

Chase Hall, an artist based in New York, uses the unpredictable medium of coffee to craft his masterful paintings featuring Black men occupied in a range of activities. In contrast to conventional paint, Hall describes coffee as having a mind of its own, explaining the artistic process as intensely physical and the ultimate outcome a […]

New Exhibit: Chase Hall Pushes Boundaries with Coffee in His Captivating Artworks Of The Black Body

Matthew A. Cherry Expands Award-Winning Short Film ‘Hair Love’ Into An Endearing Comedy Series ‘Young Love’

Rarely, if ever, do animated series shine a spotlight on millennials navigating the complexities of raising a child in today’s world, particularly from the Black perspective. However, Matthew A. Cherry is changing the game with his latest creation, “Young Love.” This comedy series, an expansion of his Academy Award-winning animated short film “Hair Love,” introduces […]

At The National Black Theatre, nicHI douglas’s “(pray)” Choreopoem Celebrates The Black Divine Feminine

The National Black Theatre has unveiled its highly anticipated 2023-2024 season, called “Defiance of Our Bloom.” One of the season’s highlights is the groundbreaking world premiere of “(pray),” a co-production with Ars Nova at Greenwich House Off-Broadway. Playwright, director, and choreographer nicHi douglas leads this impactful choreopoem of sound, motion, and human connection, with captivating […]

A New Museum In Jacksonville Honors One Of The First Studios To Create Black Films

‘Team Genius Squad’ Launches Educational STEM Toy Line In Retail Stores

The Historic Roots Of Newly Opened Ella West Gallery In Durham, NC

New Exhibit: Chase Hall Pushes Boundaries with Coffee in His Captivating Artworks Of The Black Body

New Exhibit: Chase Hall Pushes Boundaries with Coffee in His Captivating Artworks Of The Black Body

Matthew A. Cherry Expands Award-Winning Short Film ‘Hair Love’ Into An Endearing Comedy Series ‘Young Love’

At The National Black Theatre, nicHI douglas’s “(pray)” Choreopoem Celebrates The Black Divine Feminine

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