A chat about the lessons learned during his time as Creative Laureate of Bend, the scope and breadth of the term "Black" in its various forms and much more.
If a city-supported, committed effort toward making Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center a hub for the Black arts and culture community comes to fruition, it could be a beautiful thing, organizers
In anticipation of Black History Month, Central Oregon Community College (COCC) is unveiling an art exhibition of local Black artists, including Bend's first Creative Laureate Mosley Wotta, titled "Black Excellence Art Showcase," Jan. 18 to Feb. 24 at the Pinckney Gallery on the Bend campus, with an opening reception from 5-7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 18. Light appetizers and refreshments will be served at the opening. Learn more at cocc.edu/programs/art/pinckney gallery. The Black community-focused exhibition, organized by COCC's Afrocentric Studies Club, is a first for the college and includes works from COCC students as well as local elementary school, middle school and high school students and other community members, including first Bend Creative Laureate Mosley Wotta. A collaborative community art project that celebrates Black femme individuals, organized by COCC art instructor June Park, will also be on display. Attendees of the opening reception are inv
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