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Title
Arts and crafts at Happening House
Description
Two women helping children work with clay; coffee mug with tree design and newspapers on the table; vertical word, peace, visible outside the window; at Happening House: 102 East Indigo Street
Date
1970-1976
Subject
[African American educators, African American women educators, Art centers, Art students, Community education--United States, Documentary photography, Educators]
Title
Arts and crafts at Happening House
Description
Note: Color-corrected version of original. Two women helping children work with clay; coffee mug with tree design and newspapers on the table; vertical word, peace, visible outside the window; at Happening House: 102 East Indigo Street
Date
1970-1976
Subject
[African American educators, African American women educators, Art centers, Art students, Community education--United States, Documentary photography, Educators]
Title
Group arts & craft class
Description
A group of men and women surround a table of arts and craft supplies while an instructor demonstrates something
Date
1970-1976
Subject
[African American educators, Art centers, Art students, Community education--United States, Documentary photography, Educators]
Title
Group arts & craft class
Description
Note: Color-corrected version of original. A group of men and women surround a table of arts and craft supplies while an instructor demonstrates something
Date
1970-1976
Subject
[African American educators, Art centers, Art students, Community education--United States, Documentary photography, Educators]
Title
Communicative Arts Academy folded leaflet and poster
Description
Brown and black folded brochure; cover image of people on and around a boxcar and train tracks; Statement, Objectives, Services, Benefactors, Contributions, Affiliations, and programs of the Academy; two letters: one from the Mayor of Compton, Dorus A. Davis, and the other from the Compton Chief of Police, T. W. Cochee. Poster featured on inside of folded quadrants listing programs and class schedules.
Date
1970-1976
Subject
[African American educators, Art centers, Educational benefactors, Alternative spaces (Arts facilities), Nonprofit organizations--California--Los Angeles., Brochures, Black Arts movement, Community education--United States]
Title
Communicative Arts Academy trifold pamphlet
Description
Trifold brochure advertising the Academy, including its history and programs. Offers sound studio, photography workshop, sculpture, drama, and dance. Design and production by Elliott Pinkney-Academy Graphic Dept.
Date
1970-1976
Subject
[African American educators, Art centers, Nonprofit organizations--California--Los Angeles., Brochures, Black Arts movement, Community education--United States]
Title
Dr. Carroll Greene , art historian
Description
Dr. Carroll Greene, an art historian, speaks at a podium in front of the orchestra on a stage
Date
1970-1976
Subject
[African American educators, Bands (Music), Brass instruments, Community education--United States, Documentary photography, Educators, Public speaking, Stage photography]
Title
Dr. Carroll Greene , art historian
Description
Note: Color-corrected version of original. Dr. Carroll Greene, an art historian, speaks at a podium in front of the orchestra on a stage
Date
1970-1976
Subject
[African American educators, Bands (Music), Brass instruments, Community education--United States, Documentary photography, Educators, Public speaking, Stage photography]
Title
Dr. Carroll Green (l), Ruth Waddy (c) and Claude Booker (r)
Description
Dr. Carroll Green, art historian, Ruth Waddy, artist/author, and Claude Booker, President of the Black Arts Council at a conference at the Arena: 109 East Magnolia Street
Date
1970-1974
Subject
[African American artists, African American educators, African American women educators, Arts administrators, Community education--United States, Documentary photography, Educators, Public speaking, Stage photography]
Title
Dr. Carroll Green (l), Ruth Waddy (c) and Claude Booker (r)
Description
Note: Color-corrected version of original. Dr. Carroll Green, art historian, Ruth Waddy, artist/author, and Claude Booker, President of the Black Arts Council at a conference at the Arena: 109 East Magnolia Street
Date
1970-1974
Subject
[African American artists, African American educators, African American women educators, Arts administrators, Community education--United States, Documentary photography, Educators, Public speaking, Stage photography]
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