They Are We

               


 They Are We  is a documentary by University of Sydney professor Emma Christophe. It depicts an Afro-Cuban community in Perico Cuba, that has retained their culture from Sierra Leone. Some members were flown to Sierra Leone to reconnect with a culture that they didn't know still existed. 

Indigo Bleu Design and Culture Center

We attended the opening reception for  Taji Ra'oof Nahl's exhibit:
Streams of Consciousness. It featured a mixture of construction works and paintings. Nahl is a Philadelphia artist known for his creative direction, paintings, sculptures, photography and films. For details contact: Indigo Bleu Design Concepts.

 

POST:Philadelphia Open Studio Tours

 Green Street Artist Cooperative

We took the Philadelphia Open Studio Tours, POST, a program of The Center for Emerging Visual Artists. The tour is throughout many neighborhoods in the city. "It is the largest tour of artist studios and creative workspaces in the region and one of the premier open studio tour events in the country." It provides a look into how an artist lives and works. One of our favorites is the,Green Street Artist Cooperative a multicultural community of artists in the Germantown section. It always fires up our creative juices and we come away ready to make.

Monna Morton and Ife Nii Owoo

Artwork By Ife Nii Owoo

Barbara Bullock Studio

 

Mindy Flexer Studio

Upcycling to the Max

Nairobi artist Cyrus Kabiru turns trash into artistic eyeware.

Philadelphia Fringe Festival

Philadelphia Fringe Festival

IndagaHome is participating in the Philadelphia Fringe Arts Festival at " The Colored Girls Museum. Our exhibit entitled "Race and The Black Washerwomen, examines the paradox of the struggle and power of black washerwomen, post slavery and into the 20th century.

My Africa Is: Talks Woelab & the e.waste 3D Printer

In remembrance of Jean-Michel Basquiat (December 22, 1960 – August 12, 1988)

Brooklyn born painter Jean-Michel Basquiat was a self taught artist who gained notoriety in the 1980's. He died at the age of 27, on August 12, 1988, but his work lives on around the world.

 Jean Michel Basquiat

Boy and Dog in Jonnypump

 

Bird on Money

 

Museum of Modern Arts Paris