FY23 Field Trip Experiences Grant Program (FTE) Workshop #3
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Feb 11 2023 - 13:00
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Jeffrey Scott (CAH), 202-341-9908, [email protected]
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CONTACT
Jeffrey Scott, CAH: (202) 341-9908, [email protected]
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MLK’s Beloved Community and the DC Art Bank - Sat, Feb 11
901 G Street Northwest Washington, DC 20001
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. extolled the promise of the beloved community. As the result of a world committed to non-violence, the beloved community would be an integrated global society in which all citizens would share in prosperity; where justice and peace would reign; and where bigotry and prejudice would fall away. This panel explores how the Art Bank pieces on the walls at the MLK Library, from DCPL’s inaugural Art Bank Collection Loan program, might bring Dr. King's teachings to life.
Moderator: Melanee Harvey, PhD, Associate Professor & Coordinator of Art History, Howard University
Panelists: Carol Beane, Imar Lyman [Hutchins], Eleisha Faith and Tonisha Hope McCorkle, Curtis Woody, Helen Zughaib
Images, L to R: Imar Lyman [Hutchins], Banna-Ka (Benjamin Banneker), 2019, Acrylic, serigraph and collage on canvas, 72 x 54 in.; Helen Zughaib, Out of the Box, 2018, Gouache on archival pigment print, 60 x 45 in.
Art Exhibition The panel explores how the Art Bank pieces on the walls at the MLK Library, from DCPL’s inaugural Art Bank Collection Loan program, might bring Dr. King's teachings to life. |
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