Schools for the Colored at LOOK3

Schools for the Colored will be included in Shots & Works during the upcoming LOOK3 Festival of the Photograph in Charlottesville.

Upcoming Publication for Manifest Portfolio

Rev. and Mrs. Loguen, Onodaga Historical Association, Syracuse, NY

The Arts at CIIS has created a new publication project called Chroma. The project will produce a series of new books later this year, including my work from the Manifest portfolio. Thanks to Deirdre Visser for including my work and for her efforts to make this project a reality, Carla Williams for her contributions and guidance as editor, and Leigh Raiford for a very thoughtful essay.

API

Dr. Clifford Hancock Sr., Nebraska State Historical Society, Lincoln, NE, 2011

For those of using the Art Photo Index, You will now find my work included in the index. Look for more work soon.

Drumthwacket Reception

State of the Arts

Ten years ago, NJN’s State of the Arts (now an independent production) created this program for the opening of “Small Towns, Black Lives” at the Noyes Museum of Art.

Exhibition at Drumthwacket

Works from Small Towns, Black Lives and Schools for the Colored will be on display at Drumthwacket (official  residence of the Governor of New Jersey), Jan 30 through April 5, 2013. Access is limited so please visit the web site for details.

At BRIC Opening

Pre-Opening event at BRIC Rotunda Gallery.

BRIC Rotunda Gallery / En Foco

En Foco: New Works/Crossing Boundaries, 1.10.13 – 2.23.13

BRIC Rotunda Gallery, 11 Clinton Street, Brooklyn, NY

Opening Reception January 9, 2013

Zora Neale Hurston Sketch Book, Smathers Library Special Collections, University of Florida, Gainsville FL

“En Foco/In Focus” at CIIS

The En Foco/In Focus exhibition has travelled to The Arts at CIIS in San Francisco, opening later this month.

Jan. 22 – March 24, 2013
CIIS Main Building, 2nd, 3rd, 4th floors
1453 Mission Street, San Francisco

(Thanks Deirdre for using this image on the billboard for the show)

Visualizing Emancipation

The Visualizing Emancipation exhibition continues at the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture until March 16, 2013.