Posted inArt Carrie Mae Weems’ Bold, Sprawling New Durham Campaign Marries Public Art and Public Health by Jameela F. Dallis 01/27/202101/10/2023 “RESIST COVID / TAKE 6!” is displayed throughout Durham and Duke University’s campus.
Posted inArt “Opulence, Decadence,” Curated by William Paul Thomas, Explores Complicated Notions of Black Abundance by Jameela F. Dallis 12/09/202001/10/2023
Posted inArt Kennedi Carter Talks Her Dreams, Influences, and Photographing Beyoncé by Jameela F. Dallis 11/18/202001/10/2023
Posted inArt Why Durham’s Kennedi Carter and a Black Photographers Collective Didn’t Want Their Work in a Whitney Exhibit by Jameela F. Dallis 09/02/202001/11/2023
Posted inArt The Uneasy Immortality of Henrietta Lacks: An Afrofuturist Parable by Jameela F. Dallis 06/17/202001/11/2023
Posted inArt Ebony G. Patterson Drenches the Nasher in Mourning Glory by Jameela F. Dallis 02/26/202001/11/2023
Posted inStage Jasmine Powell Brings the Poetry of the Late Tiffany Austin to Life by Jameela F. Dallis 05/24/201901/10/2023
Posted inStage Tristan André Parks Blurs into James Baldwin in “They Do Not Know Harlem” by Jameela F. Dallis 05/22/201901/11/2023
Posted inStage Jasmine Powell Explores the Vulnerability of Black Womanhood in Dance and Poetry by Jameela F. Dallis 05/15/201901/11/2023
