Say It Loud: AAMARP, 1977 to Now
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Author: De Blois, Jeffrey
One of the first and only in-residence programs for Black artists in the US, the African American Master Artists-in-Residence Program (AAMARP) was founded at Northeastern University in 1977 by Dana C. Chandler, Jr. A vital outgrowth of the Black Arts Movement in Boston, AAMARP is a visual arts complex intended to provide free studio space, on-site galleries and multi-purpose spaces for community engagement. This is the first publication dedicated to the history and legacy of AAMARP. At its centre is a detailed chronology of the program, illustrated by works created by artists-in-residence past and present. 'Say It Loud' also includes reflections from over a dozen affiliated artists and reproductions of archival materials, including photographs, exhibition announcements and newsletters.
ISBN 9781636811994. DelMonico Books. hb. 112 pages. 77 colour, 35 b/w ills. 26 x 20.3 cm.
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One of the first and only in-residence programs for Black artists in the US, the African American Master Artists-in-Residence Program (AAMARP) was founded at Northeastern University in 1977 by Dana C. Chandler, Jr. A vital outgrowth of the Black Arts Movement in Boston, AAMARP is a visual arts complex intended to provide free studio space, on-site galleries and multi-purpose spaces for community engagement. This is the first publication dedicated to the history and legacy of AAMARP. At its centre is a detailed chronology of the program, illustrated by works created by artists-in-residence past and present. 'Say It Loud' also includes reflections from over a dozen affiliated artists and reproductions of archival materials, including photographs, exhibition announcements and newsletters.
ISBN 9781636811994. DelMonico Books. hb. 112 pages. 77 colour, 35 b/w ills. 26 x 20.3 cm.
available