Trailblazer Obie and AUDELCO winner Frances Helen Foster Frances Helen Foster (née Brown) was groundbreaking figure in the world of theater known for her innovative approach to stage directing and her commitment to... Read More
African-American history
Birthday Congratulations Legendary Bluesier Howlin’ Wolf Howlin’ Wolf, born Chester Arthur Burnett on June 10, 1910 was a legendary African-American blues singer and harmonica player. His powerful vocals and unique style... Read More
Jack Leroy Wilson Jr. also known as “Mr. Excitement” Jack Leroy Wilson Jr. , aka Jackie Wilson, “King of R&B,” was a prominent American singer who rose to fame in the 1950s and 1960s. He... Read More
Visual History of Black Creative Spaces by Alex Harsley “From the Victoria to the Village: Alex Harsley’s Visual History of Black Creative Spaces” This retrospective by Alex Harsley features portraits of famous Black Americans... Read More
Prince Rogers Nelson was a true musical legend Prince Rogers Nelson known simply as Prince, was a musical genius who has left an indelible mark on the world of music. Born in... Read More
MacArthur Award Stanley Earl Nelson Jr. Documentary Filmmaker Stanley Earl Nelson Jr. is prominent American documentary filmmaker known for his work in producing documentaries that focus on African-American history and experiences. Throughout his... Read More
Visual Narratives: The Influence of Faith Ringgold Let us pay homage to the recently passed Faith Ringgold, a remarkable and distinctly American, Black and female artist. Ringgold died on April 12, 2024... Read More
Ronnie Dyson: A Tapestry of Gospel, Soul, and Theater Throughout history there have been many talented individuals who have graced the stage and left a lasting impact on the world of music, film and... Read More