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"What Soul Revue is about," asserts Tyron Cooper, "is operating within a Black performance tradition to elucidate the Black life reality."
In “Not All Poor People are Black And Other Things We Need to Think More About," Indiana author Janet Cheatham Bell interrogates assumptions, including her own.
Here's a look at what's in the limelight for the week of February 28 in national arts news.
The Indiana University School of Public and Environmental Affairs commemorates black history with a month long exhibit of photos featuring African Americans making a difference in their field, career. Liz Peck, the assistant director of student services describes what makes this exhibit unique.
Photographer Tyagan Miller talks about his work “Covenant: Scenes from an African American Church”.
Museum Curator of Works on Paper Nanette Brewer talks about a new work in the museum’s collection by John Wilson, and a new website module focusing on the museum’s collection of African American Art.
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