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Conversations with the Community: Sponsored by UNCG's African American Studies Program
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Conversations with the Community: Sponsored by UNCG's African American Studies Program
Tuesday, February 8th, 2011
6:00pm
UNCG Faculty Center, College Ave.
Bags, Brooms, Bottles and Bedcovers: Hoodoo Folk Beliefs in African American Fine Art
Discussion led by:
Bamidele Demerson
Bamidele Demerson is the Executive Director of the International Civil Rights Center and Museum. Hoodoo- and African American spiritual tradition- has origins in Africa, Europe, and Native America. Its creolized beliefs and practices regarding divination, magic, and herbal lore have profoundly inspired the work of many twentieth century "fine" artists
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