The Community Closet fashion show will feature Black-owned brands and Black student models. Community closet is a celebration of fashion, a form of power and tool of resistance for Black people, created and produced by SPL Fellow Sydney Reede.
In partnership with Pop Box Gallery and Duke's Artistic Research Initiative, celebrate the opening of We Care: reclaiming our environment, curated by Gail Belvett on Earth Day. Free and open to the public.
“Meet the Artist” is a conversation series hosted by Pop Box Gallery cofounder, Mavis Gragg. Mavis sits down with an artist or arts professional to discuss their work, providing practical tips for collecting art. In this special edition of the series, Mavis will lead a panel discussion with some of the featured artists in our current
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Join a Slow Art Tour with Gail Belvett of We Care: reclaiming our environment. A slow art tour presents a philosophical and literal alternative to the way visitors have traditionally consumed art. The tour challenges the notion that one needs to ‘know’ about art to appreciate it. Free and open to the public.
A struggling actress in New York City takes a job as a phone sex operator. The film screening is part of “In Ecstasy – Micro Cinema,” a cinematic salon exploring Black erotica and Black femme sexual performance on screen. Organized by Kennedi Carter and Marcella Camara, “In Ecstasy – Micro Cinema” provides a moving archive
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