April 3, 2013 Leave a Comment

Tanzanian Proverb: The Truth About Poverty

African Proverb: To be without a friend is to be poor indeed

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Filed Under: African Proverbs Tagged: africa, children, friendship, poverty, proverbs, tanzania
March 24, 2013 Leave a Comment

Focused on Education: Ebenezer Baptist Church of Richmond, Virginia

Ebenezer Baptist Church in Richmond, VA

Learn More About Ebenezer Baptist Church in Richmond, VA

Filed Under: African American History, Historical Sites Tagged: African American History, black history, church, education, richmond, virginia
March 23, 2013 Leave a Comment

Our Bestselling African-American Artwork for Women’s History Month (2013 Edition)

Equal Rights by Anthony Armstrong

Learn More About Our Top African-American Art Prints for Women’s History Month

Filed Under: Top Sellers, Women's History Month Tagged: anthony armstrong, birmingham, black history, civil rights, Edwin Lester, Frank Morrison, Fred Mathews, history, kevin williams, london, olympics, slavery, wak, wishum gregory, womens history
March 18, 2013 Leave a Comment

Rise Up & Rebuild: The African-American Military History Museum

The African-American Military History Museum: Before and After

Learn More About Rebuilding the African-American Military History Museum

Filed Under: Black Art News, Buffalo Soldiers, Museum Spotlight Tagged: buffalo soldier, hattiesburg, history, mississsippi, museum, tornado
March 12, 2013 1 Comment

Podcast: The African-American Quilt Guild of Baltimore, Maryland

When You Find Quilt by Glenda and We Too Sing Quilt by Vera

Learn More About the African-American Quilt Guild of Baltimore

Filed Under: Audio & Videos Tagged: baltimore, maryland, podcast, quilting
March 10, 2013 Leave a Comment

The Watcher by Thomas Blackshear

The Watcher by Thomas Blackshear

Learn More About The Watcher

Filed Under: Art Print of the Week, Thomas Blackshear Tagged: angels, bible, black angels, guardian angels, scripture
March 10, 2013 Leave a Comment

Eyes of the Beholder by Jay Disele at the Auburn Ave. Research Library

Eyes of the Beholder by Jay Disele

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Filed Under: Photoblog Tagged: africa, atlanta, auburn avenue, botswana, georgia, jay disele, library
March 9, 2013 2 Comments

Art and Soul Exhibit: Four Vintage African-American Photographers

Anthony Barboza, Chester Higgins Jr., LeRoy Henderson and Chuck Stewart

Learn More About the Art & Soul Exhibit

Filed Under: Exhibitions
March 9, 2013 Leave a Comment

Attention!: Thomas Blackshear Military Figurines

Thomas Blackshear Military Figurines

Learn More About Thomas Blackshear’s Military Figurines

Filed Under: Buffalo Soldiers, Spotlight Collectible, Thomas Blackshear, Tuskegee Airmen Tagged: air force, army, buffalo soldier, Figurines, military, soldier, thomas blackshear, troops, tuskegee airmen, vietnam
March 7, 2013 Leave a Comment

Motivated by What Was Missing: Legendary Sculptor, Isaac Scott Hathaway

Isaac Scott Hathaway Standing Beside His George Washington Carver Bust

Learn More About Isaac Scott Hathaway

Filed Under: African American History, Artist Spotlight Tagged: arkansas, art history, artist, auburn university, black history, educator, history, kentucky, little rock, sculptor, tuskegee university
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