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SUMMARY:Foundation to Future Soul: A Photo Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:MASTER TEACHERS ~ A Soulversations Series \nVol. I Foundation to Future Soul: The Cultural Advocacy That Made Black Music Month \nIn June 1979\, a historic convening set in motion the federal recognition of June as Black Music Month. Photojournalist Ron St. Clair was in the room and he brought a camera. Foundation to Future Soul brings St. Clair’s fifteen archival photographs to Manifest in DC’s Union Market District for the full month of June 2026. Each image is set in historical context\, connecting that political moment to the music\, communities\, and advocates who made it happen. All fifteen pieces are available for acquisition after the exhibition closes. This is the story of Black Music Month in photographs\, by the man who was there. \nMore info here
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LOCATION:Manifest 002\, 1242 3rd Street NE\, Washington\, DC\, 20002\, United States
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SUMMARY:The Art of Roller Skating: “Style” Roller Skating as American Folk Art
DESCRIPTION:As part of the Anacostia Community Museum’s Juneteenth Freedom Celebration\, grantee Tasha Klusmann will present her research of Roller Skating culture in DC: \nProgram Room – Narrative –10am- 11:30am  \nThe Art of Roller Skating positions Black roller skating as a vibrant American folk-art tradition\, deeply rooted in regional innovation and intergenerational kinship networks. The program draws from the National African American Roller Skate Archive to present a compelling mix of historical research\, archival images\, cultural analysis\, and short-form documentary footage. Central to the presentation is “Style\,” a tempo- based genre of roller skating created and sustained by Black skaters across\ndistinct regional communities.
URL:https://humanitiesdc.org/event/the-art-of-roller-skating-style-roller-skating-as-american-folk-art/
LOCATION:Anacostia Community Museum\, 1901 Fort Place\, Washington\, 20020\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Tasha Klusmann":MAILTO:tashaklusmann@yahoo.com
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