AfriCOBRA at the DuSable OPENING NIGHT RECEPTION!!!

In Chicago 1968, a group of artists came together and began to define a uniquely black aesthetic in visual arts. They sought to make art that spoke directly to the needs, aspirations and experiences of black America, and that celebrated what was beautiful and heroic about black culture. The seed of what would become the AfriCOBRA collective was planted at the “Wall of Respect,” a mural on a Chicago building that depicted black heroes and leaders. The wall became both a meeting place and the community’s visual affirmation of African American cultural, intellectual and political heritage

TONIGHT!
Come join ‪#‎AfricobrainChicago‬ at the ‪#‎DuSableMuseum‬ for their Opening Night and Reception!!!!

Entertainment including ‪#‎DiscoPoetKhariB‬, ‪#‎LeeEngland‬ and poet ‪#‎AngelaJackson‬
Hear Professor Richard May and look for book signing by Wadsworth Jarrell!

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