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28
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25
12:00 PM12:00
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24
12:00 PM12:00
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23
5:00 PM17:00
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21
4:00 PM16:00
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12:00 PM12:00
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12:00 PM12:00
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Feb
3
6:00 PM18:00
Reflections: The Past, Present & Future of Black Excellence Opening celebration
Join us at Yonkers Arts on Saturday, February 3, 2024 at 6:00 PM for the opening celebration of Reflections: The Past, Present and Future of Black Excellence art exhibit.
This exhibit will feature the remarkable works of Ajamu Kojo and Chet Gold. Their profound artwork captures the essence of Black Excellence through the lens of history, the vibrancy of the present and the boundless possibilities of the future.
We encourage you to come in your BEST BLACK EXCELLENCE ATTIRE for an evening of live music, conversations, interactive activities & LOTS of ART! Light food and drinks will be served.
Artwork On View: February 3, 2024 - April 5th, 2024
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Jan
13
to Mar 30
Aug
17
6:00 PM18:00
The Black Power Exhibit- Artist Talk
The Black Power Exhibit: Artist Talk
Our featured artists are more than just creators, they are activists, community organizers, educators, and trailblazers who use their influence to affect REAL change in their communities!
Join us for an evening of exhibition tours, hearing from the artist themselves, powerful conversations, networking & vibes!
Don't miss out on this unforgettable opportunity to learn, grow, and celebrate Black Power. We can't wait to see you there!
Jul
21
5:00 PM17:00
The Black Power Exhibit
The Black Power Exhibit is a celebration of Black culture, history, and activism. We have curated an incredible combination of art, interactive stations, performances, food, drinks and music that tell the story of the Black experience throughout the Diaspora. Our mission is to unite the Diaspora, decolonize art & answer 3 fundamental Black Power questions!
Fundamental Questions:
What is the definition of Black Power?
What is the best way for Black People to achieve collective Power across the diaspora?
What historical figure(s) / event(s) represents Black Power to you the most?