Arts & CultureSunday, November 29
"middle of somewhere: the art and the legacy of Black Southern makers"
Sunday, November 29 · 10 a.m.-5 p.m. · International African American Museum
- When
- Sunday, November 29 · 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
- Where
- International African American Museum
About this event
middle of somewhere: the art and the legacy of Black Southern makers celebrates the creativity, resilience, and cultural contributions of Black artists from and inspired by the American South.
Explore a vibrant array of pottery, textiles, and other artistic traditions that showcase the ingenuity and innovation of communities whose stories have too often been overlooked.
In a thoughtfully designed gallery featuring both historical and contemporary works, visitors will experience the powerful intersection of art, history, and lived experience. middle of somewhere invites us into the world of Black makers to reflect on the enduring legacy of their artistry and celebrate the lasting impact of Black southern creativity on American art.
Exhibition made possible by: - Major Sponsor : Gail and Tim Hughes - Contributing Sponsors : Carol H. Fishman & Carolyn Hunter Heyward - Gift from Denny's made in honor of Brenda Lauderback's dedication to IAAM
Listed by Lucky Dog Publishing (Trumba), gathered by the Mount Pleasant events calendar.