The Exodus. The Migration. The Stand.
Visual Arts & Exhibitions
(Sargent Johnson Gallery, 1st Floor)
Thu, May 17
-- Thu, Oct 11
Opening Reception: May 17, 2012 – October 11, 2012
This exhibition is about the Black San Franciscans of yesteryear, their departure, and the story of those who remain. According to the 2010 census, the African American population dropped to 3.9% which is devastating to a community that once thrived in various neighborhoods of San Francisco.
On the heels of the “Still Here” exhibition, at the Sirron Norris Studio Gallery, the Three Point Nine Art Collective (Nancy Cato, Rodney Ewing, Sirron Norris, William Rhodes, and Ron Moultrie Saunders) will use art to interpret what this decline in population means for a community and a city that prides itself on its cultural diversity.
AeroSoul 3: Urban Hieroglyphics
Visual Arts & Exhibitions
Tue, Jun 12
-- Wed, Jan 2
Opening Reception: June 21, 2012
AeroSoul is both a Social Action and a Cultural Celebration. Hosted by the Universal Zulu Nation, the February 4th opening is an opportunity to celebrate culture and the high caliber works of iconic artists of the movement. Many of the artists will be present to share and discuss their works. All Hip Hop cultural elements will be represented at the event opening through music, dance, and visual art. It will be open to all ages and free for youth 18 and under.
