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Alvin Ailey Dance Company members are providing students in the Dance department at Duke Ellington School of the Arts master dance classes, through The John F. Kennedy Center's DC School & Community Initiatives program.
- Story created by Natalia Garay, 1st Year student in the Literary Media & Communications department at Duke Ellington School of the Arts
When I sing, I don’t want them to see that my face is black. I don’t want them to see that my face is white. I want them to see my soul. And that is colorless.
Marian Anderson (via blackcontemporaryart)
2012 Winter Music Recital with Richard Smallwood
A reel of uncut video footage of rehearsals, performance, and backstage happenings of the 2012 Winter Music Recital with special guest, gospel singer Richard Smallwood. The video was shot by Literary Media & Communications, New Media Instructor Kelli Anderson using the iPhone 4S.
Presentation of awards to Senior students in the Visual Arts Dept at the annual Visual Arts Senior Showcase in the gallery at Duke Ellington School of the Arts.
OPENING RECEPTION Friday, May 11th, 2012 | 5:30 PM MAIN GALLERY Duke Ellington School of the Arts 3500 R Street, NW 20007 *Exhibit runs May 11th-June 18th*
Dance, Vocal, and Instrumental Departments of Duke Ellington perform on The Kennedy Center Millennium Stage for the What's Going On Now celebration.
Lauryn Nesbitt on Kennedy Center Millennium Stage.
Group photo of artists taken at the Duke Ellington Alumni CD Release Party held Tuesday Night at Busboys & Poets. Photo Tag: Photography by: Antoine Wood/ www.antoinewood.com/ AWP
Students of the Literary Media & Communication R St Collective prepare for a performance at the Kennedy Center for the 40th Anniversary Celebration of Marvin Gaye's What's Going On. Students will take to Millennium Stage Thursday, May 3 at 6pm.
The New Washingtonians are Ellington's Jazz ensemble, directed by renowned saxophonist, recording artist and educator Davey Yarborough. This talented group of young musiciansfrom Duke Ellington School of the Arts will be performing at famed Blue Alley next week. Please support our young talented musicians, and enjoy an evening of wonderful jazz music. The performance is Monday, April 30th at 7pm. Follow this link to purchase tickets and please pass this info along to music lovers in your network.
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The Ellington Yearbook Is coming!!!
The first DESA Yearbook
in years is coming this June!
Be sure to get yours!
Yearbooks are $60 if ordered by Wednesday, May 9, $70 if purchased later, and available as supplies last. Be sure to get your yearbook and save $10. Order today!
Please complete the order form below and return it with payment to:
Duke Ellington School of the Arts/yearbook
3500 R Street NW
Washington, DC 20007
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Purchaser Name: Purchaser phone: Student/individual authorized to pick up yearbook: Number of yearbooks ordered: Amount enclosed (number of yearbooks x $60)
Cash, money orders and checks accepted; checks should be made out to ‘DESAP’.
Books purchased after May 9 are $70 each.
Ellington through the eyes of Instagram. Instagram has become widely popular amongst students at Duke Ellington School of the Arts. The photo app allows students to add flair and style to their images on the go. A handy tool for art students looking for quick, creative ways to express themselves on the go.
This photo was taken by Laetitia @FrenchTwistDCand shared via Twitter. Share your photos with us. Send us a link.
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The New Washingtonians are Ellington's Jazz ensemble, directed by renowned saxophonist, recording artist and educator Davey Yarborough. This talented group of young musiciansfrom Duke Ellington School of the Arts will be performing at famed Blue Alley next week. Please support our young talented musicians, and enjoy an evening of wonderful jazz music. The performance is Monday, April 30th at 7pm. Follow this link to purchase tickets and please pass this info along to music lovers in your network.
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Hank Willis Thomas, Jr. on the cover of DaisyJames
Open publication - Free publishing - More arts school
Issue 1 of DaisyJames is available online! There are a limited number of the print version left. Stop by Rm 18 at Ellington to inquire about them. Issue 1 features Hank Willis Thomas, Jr., Ellington Alum of the Museum Studies Department. Thomas is a highly acclaimed photo conceptual artist with a focus on photographic imagery. Editor of DaisyJames magazine Marcus Brown had the chance to interview Thomas at an artist talk hosted by the Corcoran Gallery of Art (article on pg 14). Thomas was a major feature of the Corcoran's 30 Americans.
"30 Americans is a wide-ranging survey of work by many of the most important African American artists of the last three decades. Selected from the Rubell Family Collection, the exhibition brings together seminal figures such as Jean-Michel Basquiat and David Hammons with younger and emerging artists such as Kehinde Wiley and Shinique Smith. Often provocative and challenging, 30 Americans focuses on issues of racial, sexual, and historical identity in contemporary culture. It explores how each artist reckons with the notion of black identity in America, navigating such concerns as the struggle for civil rights, popular culture, and media imagery. At the same time, it highlights artistic legacy and influence, tracing subject matter and formal strategies across generations." - Corcoran Gallery of Art
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Duke Ellington's Marching Band performed for the crowd in the Emancipation Day Parade.
