title:
African American Authors and Visual Artists in Arkansas
creator:
Black History Commission of Arkansas; Arkansas State Archives; Kevin Cole; Dianna D. Donahue; Rex Deloney; Janis F. Kearney
subject:
Artists -- Arkansas; Authors -- Arkansas; Teachers; Diaries
description:
Symposium speakers Kevin Cole, Dianna D. Donahue, Rex Deloney, and Janis F. Kearney present on "African American Authors and Visual Artists in Arkansas." Visual artist Kevin Cole presents on why he became an artist and past art projects. Editor and publisher of Urbane magazine Dianna Donahue discusses her path to publishing news and stories of black Arkansans. Visual artist and educator Rex Deloney presents on "African American Visual Artists of Arkansas," including highlights on professor John Howard, Henri Linton, Tarrence Corbin, Earnest Davidson, Jeff Donaldson, Kevin Cole, Danny Campbell, Ariston Jacks, Wade Hampton, Dewey Crumpler, Manuel Hughes, Barbara Higgins Bond, Latoya Hobbs, Angela Davis Johnson, A.J. & Marjorie Williams-Smith, John Newman, Alonzo Ford, and others. Author Janis Kearney speaks on her writing experience and how to write memoirs. Her session includes writing tips, audience participation, and a question and answer session.
publisher:
Arkansas State Archives
contributor:
date:
2023-06-03
type:
Moving Image
format:
.mp4
identifier:
asa_ms000757_bd021_vid_ac
source:
Black History Commission of Arkansas seminars (digital), MS.000757
language:
English
relation:
coverage:
Arkansas
rights:
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