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Join a Museum Educator for an engaging tour before each Center Stage performance. |
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Sunday, March 11 Clifton Watson, doctoral student in Fordham’s African American Studies Department, leads a tour of 50 leather artworks in Amazing Grace. |
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Sunday, February 5 2 pm Conversation: Vinnie Bagwell Storytelling: Ty Gray-El Artist Vinnie Bagwell discusses her public art project The Enslaved Africans’ Rain Garden. Sculpture models from this proposed project are installed at the museum this month. Ty Gray-El, author of Breath of My Ancestors, Reflections from the Conscience of an African in America, narrates stories and poetry. |
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Held various Wednesday afternoons
from 1:30 – 3 pm. Light refreshments follow each program. |
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Wednesday, March 21 1:30 pm Winfred Rembert: Amazing Grace Meet Winfred Rembert, whose dramatic images on hand-tooled leather are on view in Amazing Grace. Join the show’s curator, Bartholomew Bland, to see Rembert’s works that show his life in rural Georgia and its civil rights struggle. Rembert shares his love of traditional gospel music and Bland leads a Q&A discussion. |
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