Helen Merrill with the Clifford Brown Sextet: What's New?
Quincy Jones thought the treatment of What's New on Merrill's 1954 LP produced perhaps the most stimulating version ever
Source: jazzjournal.co.uk
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Nari Ward and Cosmo Whyte Learn From Each Other - The New York Times
Nari Ward and Cosmo Whyte are from different generations, but their approaches are similar.
Source: nytimes.com
Meg Weston, Betsy Sholl to read during Poets Corner, Sept. 10
On Sunday, Sept. 10, from 4 - 5:30 p.m., author Meg Weston will read from her first full-length collection of poetry, Magma Intrusions , published by Kelsay Books. She will be joined by former Maine poet laureate Betsy Sholl reading from...
Source: penbaypilot.com
On 'I Told Them,' Burna Boy Sounds Creatively Exhausted
On Burna Boy’s new album, I Told Them …, the Nigerian superstar’s self-image may be finally getting in the way of his artistic growth.
Source: vulture.com
Veteran Actor Ron Cephas Jones Of 'This Is Us' Fame Dead At 66
"This Is Us" actor Ron Cephas Jones died Audust 19. The Emmy-winning actor's death garnered condolences from Sterling K. Brown and Octavia Spencer.
Source: madamenoire.com
Remembering Ron Cephas Jones: 6 Iconic Projects To Watch
Here are six iconic projects to watch to celebrate Ron Cephas Jones' life, from his award-winning role on 'This Is Us' to his film cameos.
Source: ebony.com
Emmy-Winning Star of Stage and Screen Ron Cephas Jones Dies at 66
Mr. Jones was also Tony-nominated for his performance in Clyde's.
Source: playbill.com
Fowler Museum's 'Striking Iron' counters DeSantis' school bunk
Florida's DeSantis curriculum erases a looooong legacy of African ironwork. Plus, Sondheim at the Bowl and Ceruti at the Getty, in our weekly arts newsletter
Los Angeles United States District Of Columbia Fowler Museum Democratic Republic Of The Congo New York
Source: latimes.com
In His Downtown L.A. Studio, Artist Cosmo Whyte Works Nights Surrounded by Books, Beads, and Two Taxidermied Roosters
The Jamaican-born artist's solo show "Hush Now, Don't Explain" is currently on view at Anat Ebgi in Los Angeles.
Source: artnet.com
Cosmo Whyte's art tells stories of "archival explorations"
The Jamaica-born artist Cosmo Whyte, who lives and works in Los Angeles, has a new solo show at the Anat Ebgi Fountain gallery that revolves around archives, surveillance, and protest.
Source: latimes.com