Born in Queens and a graduate of the Yale University School of Art, Dawoud Bey's career was launched in the late 1970s with h is seminal series photographing people and places of Harlem. Today, Dawoud Bey is an internationally recognized photographer of the African American Experience, and professor at Columbia College, Chicago. He was recently named a MacArthur Foundation Fellow and awarded a "genius" grant. Join us as he discusses his artistic influences, what drives his creativity, his exhibition, and current projects.
The Holland Farmers Market will officially open for the 2024 season this Wednesday, May 15 at the Eighth Street Market Place (150 West 8th Street) in Downtown Holland. Beginning May … Read More ►
June marks the 80th Anniversary of the assault on the beaches of Normandy. Codenamed Operation Neptune and often referred to as D-Day, it was the largest seaborne invasion in … Read More ►
In what could be the hottest ticket in town, ticket sales start tomorrow for the second annual International Fireworks Championship presented by GFL Environmental. The two-day pyrotechnic display will light … Read More ►
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