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org is the domain of the African American Online Writers Guild -- the information resource and networking organization formed to educate, inform, support and encourage aspiring and published African American writers while promoting the Internet as a tool for research and fellowship among the writing community. . African Dance Resources From Artslynx - African and African Dance Resources from Artslynx, listing of companies, schools and resources. African-American History Through the Arts - Using depictions of African Americans students at Coral Gables Senior High School, FL trace the history of African Americans. com The film industry resource for the black community.
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org is the domain of the African American Online Writers Guild -- the information resource and networking organization formed to educate, inform, support and encourage aspiring and published African American writers while promoting the Internet as a tool for research and fellowship among the writing community. . African Dance Resources From Artslynx - African and African Dance Resources from Artslynx, listing of companies, schools and resources. African-American History Through the Arts - Using depictions of African Americans students at Coral Gables Senior High School, FL trace the history of African Americans. com The film industry resource for the black community.
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However there is no doubting the "soul" of this piece because if you were an African American and experienced all that David Hammons had, wouldn't you have pledged allegiance to a different flag. ." This reinvention of the American Flag is significant because it makes a racial and cultural statement about the identity and place of African Americans in the United States. This piece will allow us as viewers to begin to comprehend the difference between being classified as an African American as opposed to a Black American. The color blue has been replaced with green and the white has been replaced with black.
Then he went to Los Angeles Technical College and Otis Art Institute where he studied advertising. While at Otis, Hammons sought out Charles White, a draughtsman and printmaker who Hammons had initially found out about through exhibitions and reproductions and eventually studied privately with him. At that time African Americans studying artists for thirty and forty years was a shock to Hammons and other black artists. 2 In the late 1960s, young artists emerged in the climate of Black Power and Black Cultural Nationalism. 3 The early 1970s proved to be a period of change for Hammons.
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also look at: http://www.artsednet.getty.edu/ArtsEdNet/Resources/Maps/african.html
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