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Christopher Smith
Oct 22, 20265 min read
Seeing Artitst Roméo Mivekannin, And The Way He Sees Us
Three days after my birthday, I stood in the midst of a searing art installation in the middle of Soho and shed some tears. And I was perfectly fine with it. Let me back up a bit to explain what work of art brought me to this point, by getting a little personal.I’m in the last year of my forties, an...
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Aug 6, 20266 min read
Noticing Union Square And The East Village In A Newer Way
August 1st. The date that sends some into panic during summer, compelling them to drive themselves crazy with all the things they feel they haven’t done for the summer. I always felt like that was foolish because summer ends sometime in September officially. I wasn’t really thinking about that as I ...
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May 15, 20265 min read
Grooving For A Cause: Celebrating Jazz House Kids And The 2026 Montclair Jazz Festival
It’s a fact that jazz is one of the most understated and overpowering art forms that the United States - and specifically, Black Americans - has ever produced. Music that is GUARANTEED to make you feel something, no matter your background or where you’re from. Anda that’s true wherever it takes hold...
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Oct 12, 20254 min read
Jamel Shabazz Captures The Peaceful Power of “Prospect Park”
If you mention Jamel Shabazz to New Yorkers who are with it,their tone turns to one of admiration and respect. Shabazz has been one of the best visual curators of a New York City that so many who are Black and Brown recall vividly, a time when the city was pulsating with the sounds of a new music an...
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Feb 16, 20254 min read
The Fabric of Freedom at Black Dress II: Homage
Yes, we are now in the month of March, where spring begins its wary walk into our lives with temperatures that make you have more energy along with the sunlight. It is a snap reminder to breathe with intention, after February and Black History Month. March is also Women’s History Month in the United...
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