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“I can’t even sugarcoat it — I have not seen much diversity in the dramatic art department,” she said. “But I don’t think that the dramatic art department here — especially when it comes down to people who want to perform (after college) — is very large because it is not a BFA program. It is just a BA.”
"In its inaugural year, the scholarship will provide five students admitted to Brandeis’ world-class master’s programs in the Humanities, Social Sciences and the Arts with full-tuition credit, a $10,000 annual stipend, and extra programmatic support for each year in residence."
THE EXHIBITION THE PORTRAYAL OF THE NEGRO IN AMERICAN PAINTING HELD AT THE BOWDOIN COLLEGE MUSEUM OF ART IN 1964 INCLUDED EIGHTY PAINTINGS FROM OVER FIFTY MUSEUMS AND PRIVATE COLLECTIONS ACROSS THE UNITED STATES. EXPERIENCE THE PAINTINGS HERE, ARRANGED IN GENERAL CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER.
On Sunday, Scholastic publisher announced it is pulling the recently published kids picture book A Birthday Cake for George Washington after a wave of ...
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Equipping yourself with tools and knowledge to become the best leader you can be is very important. Doing it in the most cost effective way possible is often a daunting task. Americans for the Arts offers on demand webinars to fill a variety of needs for young arts and culture leaders
Focused on Arts Service Organizations
While we continue to have a discussion about diversifying our audiences (whatever that means, as the definition of diversity varies from person to person) we need to take a look at ourselves, our staff and our unconscious bias when hiring and educating. Knowledge about diverse audiences will only be obtained via third party sources if our staff doesn’t begin to mirror what we wish to see in our audiences.
Until we address the issue internally it will continue to plague the sector externally.
EALPOC loves the work of the Brown Girls Museum Blog! Below is a snippet on why they created a this space/blog. you can check out their photos/what there up to connect with them here http://browngirlsmuseumblog.com/
Why BGMG
“ Brown Girls Museum Blog is a space in which the minority voice is valued and brought to the forefront. BGMB is inspired by all those who struggle and succeed (and sometimes fail) in promoting representation for people of color and difference, within the humanities, particularly in the museum, and in the social sciences. We are here because we exist, and there is no better time than now for us (as women, as Black, as Latina, as LGBTQI, as emerging scholars, etc.) “
Scherezade Garcia visual and interdisciplinary artist
Artist Statement:
My work inhabits a baroque universe of different worlds of aesthetics planes. Through my art works, I become a storyteller. My visual narratives generate energy, alluding to the emotional physicality of art making; and there is the urgency of a concept to keep alive. The physical and emotional experience of drawing is essential to my art making process. Through my drawings, I create beauty with lines. The process of drawing gives rise to visual codes which lead me to spontaneous compositions and intriguing meanings at once. I work in drawing, painting, installations, artists’ books, and video animation. Through these different media, I create contemporary allegories of history, colonization, and politics. Find the rest here
