XENOBIA BAILEY'S ARTIST WORK JOURNAL

FUNKTIONING: The Final Frontier in Re-Constructing the Contemporary African American Lifestyle in the Aesthetic of Funk.

Monday, March 3, 2008

THE FREELON GROUP: ARCHITECTS BUILD THREE AFRICAN AMERICAN CULTURAL CENTERS

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Philip G. Freelon Principal The Freelon Group Architects Research Triangle Park, N.C. A native of Philadelphia and a graduate of the Massach...

AFRO-AMERICAN QUILT INSPIRES ARCHITECTURE IN CHARLOTTE NC.

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I found a really inspiring story on African American Quilts that inspired Architect Phil Freelon in The Charlotte Observer by Richard Marc...
Thursday, February 28, 2008

OCTAVIA E. BUTLER: SCHOLARSHIPS

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OCTAVIA E. BUTLER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP: ELLIOTT BAY BOOK COMPANY SEATTLE WA. DONATION __________________________________________________...
Friday, February 15, 2008

HANK WILLIS THOMAS: SPELL-BREAKER

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Beautiful Sunny day,... but still Winter in America,... very chilly day,... young blood spilt on college campus… I made it to the Black Fine...
Thursday, February 14, 2008

CROCHET DIVA DENIZE ROBIN

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Happy Valentines Day... Bright sunny day today, but don’t let it fool you, it's as cold as... ice is standing up on the ground, cold. Bu...
Tuesday, February 5, 2008

THE YOUNG DREAM CATCHER

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"PLEASE BE MINDFUL OF THE 7th GENERATION WHEN WE VOTE, GIVE THE FUTURE A CHANCE.!!!"
Monday, February 4, 2008

Dianne Smith: Art, Commerce & Job Force

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The Giants won the Super bowl and it snowed in New York this morning (but it stopped by noon), one day before the presidential primary and I...
Wednesday, January 30, 2008

EXHIBIT: "RE-POSSESSED" (NOTES)

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Strang weather today, it started out heavy grey clouds, windy, cold and rainy. Now it bright sun, windy and cold,... that said, my skin is s...
Monday, January 21, 2008

REMEMBER A KING, REHAB A KING

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What a way to start this memorable "DAY FOR A KING"!!!.... I just had an amazing telephone conversation with a New York Performanc...
Sunday, January 20, 2008

FREEMAN OF COLOR, PORTRAIT ARTIST: JOSHUA JOHNSON 1763-1832, BALTIMORE MD.

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JOSHUA JOHNSON was a FREE AFRICAN AMERICAN ARTIST — THE FIRST "KNOWN AND DOCUMENTED" AFRICAN-AMERICAN ARTIST IN AMERICA TO EARN HI...
Saturday, January 19, 2008

THE WORD FROM MY DAILY PLANET

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THE TEXT FOR TODAY, will be entered real real soon Folks,... I promise,... Sorry for the delay.
Thursday, January 17, 2008

BEHOLD: THE GEE'S BEND QUILTERS

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From a bend in the Alabama River, a small, rural community is taking the art world by storm with a unique style of abstract quilts. The Gee’...
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