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Local Creatives Shine in the ‘Art All Night’ Festival

September 17, 2025

WASHINGTON (HUNS) – More than 100 artists transformed several neighborhoods into free public art galleries on Sept. 12 and 13, 2025, at the “Art All Night” festival, hosted by Mayor Muriel Bowser.…

10 Years on the Wall: NoMa’s Mural Festival Paints a Decade of Color and Community

September 14, 2025

Where to Celebrate MLK Day in D.C.

January 18, 2025

The Snowball Effect of Decreasing Art Education

December 16, 2024

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

May 12, 2024

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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…

Arts·Campus·HBCU·Howard University·Race

Lecture Series Highlights Depiction of Africans in Art Throughout History

February 27, 2020

by HU News Service

By Rebecca Johnson, Howard University News Service Washington, D.C.– The “Art As Activism” lecture series, in…

Arts·News·Off-campus·State & Local

Smithsonian American Art Museum Host Panel Calls For the Collection Of More Black Art

February 25, 2020

by Mark Beckford

By Josyana Joshua, Howard University News Service Washington, D.C.- With Black History Month coming into full swing,…

Arts·News·Off-campus·State & Local

Writing About Resistance

February 25, 2020

by Mark Beckford

By Josyana Joshua, Howard University News Service Washington, D.C.- At a time when race and resistance…

Arts·News·State & Local

Howard University’s Africana Film Discussion Casts Spotlight on Black Cowboys

February 18, 2020

by Mark Beckford

By T’Keyah Hayes, Howard University News Service Washington D.C.– Howard University kicked off Black History Month…

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My Imagined Ancestry

October 29, 2019

by HUNS Contributor

In creating an imagined family tree for the 1619 Project, I have selected a net of…

Arts·Film·Homecoming·Reviews·State & Local

Review: Love & Legacy: Queen & Slim, An Instant Classic?

October 11, 2019

by Mark Beckford

By Dikembe Wilkins, Howard University News Service Washington D.C.– It may not be possible to have…

Arts·Film·Reviews

Review: Black And Blue, Not So Colorful

October 10, 2019

by Mark Beckford

By Dikembe Wilkins, Howard University News Service Washington DC– The title of this movie will tell…

Arts·News·State & Local

D.C.’s Flower Bomb Fest Seeks To Highlight Underground Scene

September 12, 2019

by Mark Beckford

Alexandra Banks, Howard University News Service Washington, D.C. shone light on its underground visual and musical…

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Local Creatives Shine in the ‘Art All Night’ Festival

10 Years on the Wall: NoMa’s Mural Festival Paints a Decade of Color and Community

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

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

Howard University Community Mourns Chadwick Boseman

Lecture Series Highlights Depiction of Africans in Art Throughout History

Smithsonian American Art Museum Host Panel Calls For the Collection Of More Black Art

Writing About Resistance

Howard University’s Africana Film Discussion Casts Spotlight on Black Cowboys

My Imagined Ancestry

Review: Love & Legacy: Queen & Slim, An Instant Classic?

Review: Black And Blue, Not So Colorful

D.C.’s Flower Bomb Fest Seeks To Highlight Underground Scene

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