A Heritage of Teaching: The African Art Collection of Catherine C. Blackwell
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Excerpt from essay by Nii Otokunor Quarcoopome, Ph. D.: "The exhibition, A Heritage of Teaching: The African Art Collection of Catherine C. Blackwell, serves a manifold purpose. First, it celebrates the world of a unique African American collector, reflecting on her valuable role as cultural agent and pioneer. Second, it seeks to educate the American public about the educational and historical importance of her collection. Third, it aims to enlighten the African American community about the cultural capital to be reaped from developing an appreciation for African art. And last, it aspires to building a sense of cultural pride in Africa that is deeper than the usual affinity forged with Egyptian civilization."
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2003-02-21
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Catalog of an exhibition held at the Oakland University Art Gallery, February 21-March 30, 2003, and the Flint Public Library, May 21-June 6, 2003. Contains introductions by David Downing, Dean, College of Arts and Sciences, Oakland University, Gloria Coles, Flint Public Library, and Dick Goody, Director, Meadow Brook Art Gallery, and essays by Nii Otokunor Quarcoopome, Ph. D., and Algea Harrison-Hale, Ph. D.
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Oakland University Art Gallery, Oakland University. College of Arts and Sciences, Exhibition catalogs, African art, Blackwell, Catherine C., The Detroit Public School Program Manager Team, The Ruth Mott Foundation, Michigan Council for the Arts and Cultural Affairs, The Catherine C. Blackwell Collection Advisory Committee, Oakland University Diversity Programming