Nearly 70 people attended PGAAMCC's 'Artist Talk' for the current exhibition 'Transforming Anew: Perspectives on Black Men' on Saturday, March 21.
Curator Jon West-Bey moderated the lively two-hour conversation about the images of black men and how recent events in Ferguson, Mo. and Florida inspired the provocative pieces featured in the exhibition by artists Chanel Compton, Nehemiah Dixon and David Ibata. Attendees eagerly engaged the artists with questions about interpretations of their work and how personal experiences in the United States and travels abroad may have influenced the artist's work.
A Full House at PGAAMCC Artist Talk on Saturday, March 21
Curator Jon West-Bey, moderated an engaging conversation with artists and audiences about ‘Transforming Anew: Perspectives of Black Men’
Curator Jon West-Bey( Left), moderated an engaging conversation with artists Nehemiah Dixon (center), David Ibata and Chanel Compton (far right) explain the meaning of their images of black men.
See it for yourself!
'Transforming Anew: Perspectives of Black Men' will be on display at the Prince George’s African American Museum and Cultural Center from February 6th, 2015 until April 25th, 2015. For more information call (301) 809-0440, email programs@pgaamcc.org, or visit the Museum’s website at www.pgaamcc.org.
This exhibition is proudly sponsored by:
Dr. Donald Wallace Jones, Dr. Betty Jean Tolbert Jones and Ms. Tracey Tolbert Jones and also Mary-Frances Winters, President and CEO of The Winters Group, Inc.