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Perseverance Theatre Celebrates Black History And Women s History With Two Intersectional Events
Led by writer, poet, activist, and one of the leaders and curators of the Black Alaskan Art Matters exhibit, M.C. MoHagani Magnetek.by BWW News Desk
To celebrate Black History Month and Women s History Month, Perseverance Theatre is hosting two intersectional events.
The first, a Black Alaskan History Matters (BAHM!) Lecture, Storytelling, and Poetry event will live-stream on Friday, March 12 at 7 p.m. AKST.
Led by writer, poet, activist, and one of the leaders and curators of the Black Alaskan Art Matters exhibit, M.C. MoHagani Magnetek will be sharing her vast knowledge of Black Alaskan events and individuals.
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Black Artists in Montgomery County: Jonathan Jaeger
Jonathan Jaeger began painting full time five years ago after a career as a social worker. One day he realized he wanted more and needed to pursue his passion for painting. He describes his painting style as outside the norm. Jaeger grew up in a diverse adoptive family and he sees this influence in his art. Jaeger is bi-racial, half-black and half-white. As one of the only men of color in his high school, he felt as if he was walking a fence, balancing between the black culture and the white culture. As an artist, Jaeger says he does not need to pick between the two cultures. H, he can just be an artist.
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The Community Folk Art Center (CFAC) has been a vital part of the University and city for nearly 50 years a hub of art, cultural understanding and community.
“CFAC is a bridge between the Syracuse University community and the local community, through the vehicle of art,” says CFAC Executive Director Tanisha Jackson. “We bring in the talent of our students, faculty and staff and the community brings in their knowledge and art and we can have a dialogue.”
CFAC features New Jersey-based artist Lavett Ballard’s work, “Stories My Grandmother Told Me,” running through March 20.
A unit of the Department of African American Studies in the College of Arts and Sciences, CFAC is an arts and cultural organization dedicated to the promotion and development of artists of the African diaspora.
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