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Where to Celebrate MLK Day in D.C.

January 18, 2025

By Tait Manning Howard University News Service Martin Luther King Jr. Day is Monday, Jan. 20. Whether you’re looking for an educational tour or a film showcase, celebrate the legacy of Dr.…

The Snowball Effect of Decreasing Art Education

December 16, 2024

From Bison to Blockbuster: The Rise of Alana I. Smith

May 12, 2024

Accessible D.C. art exhibitions are down the street from where you live

April 18, 2024

Women artists added to the National Gallery of Art collection

April 14, 2024

Arts·Music·Third Reconstruction

The Soundtracks to Our Suffering: How Black Artists Have Used Song As a Medium of Pain and Protest

April 28, 2023

by Cory Utsey

Marching through the streets during the pandemic, boycotting buses in Alabama or sitting in at Confederate…

Arts·Entertainment

A Star to the Stars, a Light in Face of Darkness: In Memoriam of Harry Belafonte

April 27, 2023

by Cory Utsey

A Black man, a son of immigrants, an entertainer and a fervent defender of civil rights,…

Arts·Washington D.C.

An Ode to the Legacy of ‘Chocolate City’, Go-Go Music Lives On

April 24, 2023

by Cory Utsey

With a Latin funk-infused rhythmic sound, go-go music has filled the streets of D.C. since the…

Arts·State & Local

Creating His Own Canvas: Introducing Digital Creative Saidou Sosseh

January 9, 2023

by Quam Odunsi

The power of media can be used as a tool for discovery and entertainment. Yet many…

Arts·Campus·NewsVision

Creating Her Own Canvas

May 3, 2021

by Jennifer Thomas

By Savanna Samuels, NewsVision A Howard University Fine Arts major is making moves inside and outside…

Arts·Features·Film·News·Politics

The Sisterhood Behind When We Gather

February 9, 2021

by Tia Lowe

Despite their prominent roles, women have been hidden in the shadows of the most groundbreaking moments…

Arts·Election 2020·Immigration·Race·Voting

Suzen Baraka and the Painful Truth About the Vote

November 3, 2020

by HU News Service

By Aquil Starks Jr., Howard University News Service Spoken-word poet Suzen Baraka shares painful truths of…

Arts·COVID-19·Entertainment·National·News·Off-campus

‘It Takes Our Village’ Aims To Assist Movie Industry Employees Affected By Covid-19 Layoffs

September 14, 2020

by Mark Beckford

By Arthur Cribbs, Howard University News Service Los Angeles – Working as a set production assistant…

Arts·HBCU·Howard University·News·State & Local

Fine Arts Petition to Honor Chadwick Boseman Gains Traction Both Online and Off

September 10, 2020

by Mark Beckford

By Arthur Cribbs, Howard University News Service Shortly after news broke of Chadwick Boseman’s death on…

Arts·Features·News·State & Local

Howard University Community Mourns Chadwick Boseman

August 30, 2020

by Mark Beckford

By Michael Burgess II, Howard University News Service While many were getting ready for bed or…

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Arts - Page 2

Where to Celebrate MLK Day in D.C.

The Snowball Effect of Decreasing Art Education

From Bison to Blockbuster: The Rise of Alana I. Smith

Accessible D.C. art exhibitions are down the street from where you live

Women artists added to the National Gallery of Art collection

The Soundtracks to Our Suffering: How Black Artists Have Used Song As a Medium of Pain and Protest

A Star to the Stars, a Light in Face of Darkness: In Memoriam of Harry Belafonte

An Ode to the Legacy of ‘Chocolate City’, Go-Go Music Lives On

Creating His Own Canvas: Introducing Digital Creative Saidou Sosseh

Creating Her Own Canvas

The Sisterhood Behind When We Gather

Suzen Baraka and the Painful Truth About the Vote

‘It Takes Our Village’ Aims To Assist Movie Industry Employees Affected By Covid-19 Layoffs

Fine Arts Petition to Honor Chadwick Boseman Gains Traction Both Online and Off

Howard University Community Mourns Chadwick Boseman

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