Day 1: Wellesley in Philly
Our first day in Philly was a success. We went to the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts to tour Henry Ossawa Tanner: Modern Spirit with the curator Anna O. Marley. We […]
Monthly Archives: March 2012
Wellesley College to Philadelphia for Black Art Experience
Seven students in my seminar this semester, “From the Bayou to Boston: African American Art and Identity,” are joining me in Philadelphia for the last few days of spring break. I […]
Art through the eyes of a child
Sometimes, I wish I could just get on the floor of the Davis or the Met or MOMA and really look at art, especially the stuff that requires a kind of […]
Can You Paint FAITH?
Moe Brooker does! I’ve interviewed him, and I believe him. I’ve titled my talk, “To the Glory of God (TTGG): Moe Brooker’s Painted Faith” at the upcoming symposium, “Faith, Identity, and […]
