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Napoleon Jones-Henderson wins grant for archival project

He plans to curate an archival collection of the AfriCOBRA collective — a group created in response to the civil rights and Black Power movements — which he cofounded in 1969.

Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, presents new perspectives on modern art in the Art of the Americas Wing

A new reinstallation of the third floor of the Art of the Americas Wing at the a href= http://www.mfa.org target= _blank Museum of Fine Arts, Bosto

Two UCSB Professors Awarded Guggenheim Fellowships

Fellows chosen from the application process are given a significant fiscal grant to support their research and projects for a year.

Visit the Napoleon Jones-Henderson exhibit at the ICA

Napoleon Jones-Henderson exhibits his most comprehensive solo museum exhibition in Boston at the ICA. Read more about this event on Boston.com.

The Yoruba

The Yoruba: A New History  is the first transdisciplinary study of the two-thousand-year journey of the Yoruba people, from their origins in a small corner ...

Jamaican-Born Andrea Nevins Appointed Dean of NSU's Honors College – Repeating Islands

Ethiopia Then and Now - Conversation with Tamara Dawit and special guests

NOW Magazine 115 115 people viewed this event. Livestream event with director Tamara Dawit (FINDING SALLY), Prof. Elleni Centime Zeleke (Columbia University) and author Rebecca Fisseha (Daughters of Silence) in conversation with journalist Hannah Giorgis (The Atlantic). The event will be followed by a special musical performance by Zaki Ibrahim. Finding Sally will be available for streaming, with option of French subtitles, from Feb 19 at 7 pm to Feb 24 at 7 pm. Registration for this event is through Eventbrite and will take place via zoom webinar. You will receive a private link to view the film on Friday, February 19 and a link to the video conference on the day of the event. Live captioning will be provided. The event is organized by Cinema Politica and is by registration only. While registration for students and low income folk is free, we encourage everyone who has the means to contribute to support the work of participating artists and guest speakers.

INTRO: "The Yoruba: A New History"

Book Review: The Yoruba: A New History