SOURCE: CR8Black Writers Weekend’s hybrid experience will stream online and take place in the Sweet Auburn District in Atlanta, GA from Thursday, June 10th to Sunday, June 13th, 2021. The festival which is powered by AAMBC Inc has amplified black creative voices for over 13 years through literacy programs and events furthermore contributing to the elevation of Black excellence. Celebrating and acknowledging black creators that have paved the way for future authors and filmmakers, has always been the goal for CEO and founder of Black Writers Weekend, Tamika Newhouse. This year she has curated an impactful schedule of events with new talents from publishing and film. Amazon KDP will present a creative workshop on reaching more readers on Goodreads. The weekend will feature workshops from Dame Write Originals, In the Cut LA, and talks with artists such as Shanicia Boswell, Erika Bryant, Dwight Buckner, and features dozens of Black writers who will participate in a collective book signing called Lit Crawl at Refugee Coffee and Constellations co-working space. After streaming virtually in 2020, Black Writers Weekend returns to its home in Atlanta for this year's 3-day experience. The event will be hosted in the Historic Sweet Auburn District, marking the organization's 13th anniversary and the eighth time celebrated in Atlanta. For additional updates on Black Writers Weekend visit blackwritersweekend.com or follow them on social media @blackwritersweekend. The full list of virtual events can be found on blackwritersweekend.comKEYWORDS Black Writers Weekend - black writers retreat 2021 - black author - websites for black writers - 2021 - black writers instagram - black writers guild - opportunities of black writers - atlanta writers - black writers in atlanta - sweet auburn district - Jermaine Sain - When We Speak TV - black writers - AAMBC - culture in atlanta - In the Cut LA - Amazon KDP READERS OF THIS ARTICLE ALSO ENJOYEDJazz In The Alley is coming back to Norcross, Georgia this summer!!!! Check out the 2021 Artists Lineup.
With so many events being cancelled in 2020, it is super exciting to announce that Jazz In The Alley is coming back to Norcross, Georgia this summer!!!! JAZZ IN THE ALLEYJazz at its best will be taking over Betty Mauldin Park late summer thru early fall from 7:30 – 9:30 p.m. Local eateries are jazzing things up with some delish chef specials to-go that make it a perfect date night or girl’s night out. During the band breaks, take an easy stroll and check out the deals in our downtown shops! Bring chairs, a cooler (no glass, please) and come chill. 2021 JAZZ IN THE ALLEY SHOW DATES June 26th - Nubia Soul Goddess & Groove Centric July 17th - Canelita Sabrosa August 14th - Maiesha McQueen & Anonymous da Band September 25th - Shena Renee DID YOU KNOW THAT WHEN WE SPEAK TV IS |
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Temporary Art Program - Hardy Ivy Park RF
The selected artist will be awarded an honorarium not to exceed $3,000 paid over the two-year period while retaining ownership of the artwork.
An art selection committee will assist the Mayor's Office of Cultural Affairs' Public Art Program in the selection process.
The deadline to submit a sculpture proposal is Friday, April 30, 2021, at 5 PM EDT.
For consideration, submit the following:
- Two to Three high-resolution images (minimum of 300 dpi) of previous outdoor art projects.
- Two high-resolution images (minimum of 300 dpi) sharing no more than two proposals of pre-existing sculptures.
- The artwork must be available immediately upon selection and acceptance.
- A one-page document with images of your artwork providing information identifying the title, year created, materials used, and location for each artwork. (Word document preferred)
- A resume with your artist bio, contact information, and home address. (Word document preferred)
- home address showing that you live in one of the metro counties surrounding Atlanta; these counties include Fulton, Dekalb, Gwinnett, Cobb, Clayton, Coweta, Douglas, Fayette, and Henry.
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PRESENTED AS A SPECIAL VIRTUAL EVENT BY
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AND iN-HALE ENTERTAINMENT ON FEBRUARY 8 AT 5PM PST / 8PM ES
“Stigma and shame are 2 parallel social ills that continue to fester in communities of color all across this country and play a role in the increasing number of new HIV diagnosis among Black Americans” stated Imara Canady, Chair, Black Leadership AIDS Crisis Coalition (BLACC). “It is our hope that through sharing this powerful production that we continue the critical work that BLACC has been doing for close to a decade in breaking down the mis-conceptions, lack of awareness and ignorance around a myriad of issues that feed into stigma, and further divide us as a community. We truly build community by each of us showing up fully as who we are, and each of us respecting the diversity that exists within our community.” According to the Centers for Disease Controls (CDC), African Americans make up close to 14% of the U.S. population, but close to 50% of new HIV diagnosis.
The partnership presents the filmed dramatic reading and special virtual event on Monday, February 8 AT 5:00PM PST / 8:00PM EST of George Matthew Johnson’s Amazon Best-Book of the Year 2020 and critically-acclaimed novel, All Boys Aren’t Blue: A Memoir-Manifesto, recently optioned by Gabrielle Union and Sony TV for television. The short film, which is directed, adapted and produced by Nathan Hale Williams is a filmed dramatic reading of three chapters of the book performed by Jenifer Lewis (“Black-ish”), Dyllón Burnside (“Pose”), Bernard David Jones (“The Mayor”) and Thomas Hobson (“Sherman’s Showcase”). The three-part virtual event will feature live performances, a virtual art installation curated by African American contemporary art dealer/curator, Rodney LoveJones and music featuring Black artists. The evening will conclude with a roundtable discussion moderated by Tai Beauchamp with the goal of moving out the fear that creates stigma and replace it with love through the event while also having a sobering discussion that needs to be had.
For more information on the virtual event, please CLICK HERE .
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