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Ava DuVernay Will Direct DC’s Superhero Film New Gods | Slate

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If you thought Ava DuVernay’s ho-hum A Wrinkle in Time adaptation was going to stop her from making another blockbuster, think again. The superpowered director has just signed on to direct the next installment in the DC cinematic universe, an adaptation of their New Gods comics.

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Ailey II Kicks off 2018 season | New York Amsterdam News

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This season’s program includes works Artistic Director Troy Powell says offer New York audiences an opportunity “to experience the strength and grace of exciting choreographers on the rise in the dance world and works that also showcase the virtuosity, energy and prowess of Ailey II dancers.”

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Looking toward Birmingham’s future | The Birmingham Times

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The view just outside the window is of the historic Sixteenth Street Baptist Church in downtown Birmingham, but the vision goes well beyond one of the city’s most visible landmarks.

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An arts school for Harlem | New York Amsterdam News

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Over the next five months, Harlem School of the Arts will be on the ground at Wadleigh, providing the resources and expertise that are needed to build a high-quality, sustainable theater program.

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The Artist Changing the Face of Black Girlhood | Vice

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Even Beyoncé adores Deborah Roberts’s collaged portraits of strong, beautiful black girls and women.

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First Listen: Jimi Hendrix, ‘Both Sides Of The Sky’ | NPR

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Stream a collection of studio outtakes recorded after 1968’s ‘Electric Ladyland.’

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1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair Landing in Marrakech is 2018’s Most Anticipated Art Event | Okayafrica

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The leading art fair dedicated to contemporary African art makes its mark on the continent for the first time this weekend.

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How Kara Walker Recasts Racism’s Bitter Legacy | The Atlantic

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The artist’s works turn the brutality of history inside out.

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My Name Is Myeisha Is a Dramatic Hip-Hop Musical That Tells the Heartbreaking Story of Tyisha Miller’s 1998 Murder | The Root

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When we discuss the growing list of African Americans who have been shot down by police, the story of Tyisha Miller is often overlooked

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Art world stunned after ‘African Mona Lisa’ painting goes for $1.6 million | The Grio

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The artwork “Tutu” was created by Ben Enwonwu during the aftermath of Nigeria’s bloody civil war and went missing shortly after being painted in 1974.