The Very Black Male is a podcast based out of Houston, created and hosted by Ashura Bayyan. Its aim is to explore the nuances of creativity and genuinely engage with the intellectual communities within arts and academia. This podcast will serve as capsule of ideas and issues in and around the Black Male experience, while archiving the stories of working artist. Produced by Lovelady Texas and distributed by the U.S. Gallery Network. Its name is drawn from an exhibition held at the Whitney Museum…
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hidden song off my mixtape "Soldiers Dont Go To Hell" by Astra Manzu I used to think of the hour of creation, and now I worry about the end of time. Will anything I've done exist after the subscription expires?
Harrison Guy, Corey Sherrard Jr, Morgan Newton, Mitchell Reece, Crystal Coulter, Laura de Leon and Jaylen Pigford come together on opening day to give insight on their work on view at Project Row House for Round 59. The artist talk is hosted by Christelyn Nash, the Public Art & Communications Manager, with an introduction by Danielle Burns. The talk was held on the front steps of the art houses on…
part 2 of an interview with Houston artist/sculptor/musician/theorist Nathaniel Donnett.
part 1 of an interview with Houston artist/sculptor/musician/theorist Nathaniel Donnett.
GONZO247, Phillip O. Perez (Article), Lee Washington (Theonelee), Erik Del Rio (Colors oner), Iris Karami, Craig “BBC” Long, Chandrika Metivier and DUAL come together on opening day to give insight on their work on view at Project Row House for Round 58. The artist talk is hosted by Cydney Pickens, the Curator & Programming Manager. The talk was held on the front steps of the art houses on Holman,…
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I write these scripts and I do not pick them up again until I am recording them. it is often a surprise even to me what I am saying. artwork and trumpet by Justin Sterling at Redbud Gallery
