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The Tupac Amaru Shakur Center for the Arts (TASCA) is set to host author Felton Eaddy's "I Love Africa" Traveling Museum.
In celebration of Black History Month 2006, Eaddy’s highly-acclaimed collection will be featured at the Center, which was built to honor slain rapper Tupac Shakur.
"I Love Africa" will be on display for part of the month of Feb. and the traveling museum maintains a 125-piece art collection, of which as many as 40 works are shared with students per site visit.
The "I Love Africa" Traveling Museum is designed to lead students of all ages and abilities on a unique trip to Africa, through the sharing of the continent's cultures' stories, poems and songs, alongside authentic African artifacts.
The insightful displays include handcrafted stools and textiles from the Ashanti people of West Africa, Gullah Baskets, masks, dolls, musical instruments from Zimbabwe and other fascinating cultural art pieces. Students are invited and encouraged to handle selected artworks.
The “I Love Africa” Traveling Museum will be on display from Wednesday, Feb. 22 through Fri. Feb. 24, 2006.
Source: allhiphop.com
In celebration of Black History Month 2006, Eaddy’s highly-acclaimed collection will be featured at the Center, which was built to honor slain rapper Tupac Shakur.
"I Love Africa" will be on display for part of the month of Feb. and the traveling museum maintains a 125-piece art collection, of which as many as 40 works are shared with students per site visit.
The "I Love Africa" Traveling Museum is designed to lead students of all ages and abilities on a unique trip to Africa, through the sharing of the continent's cultures' stories, poems and songs, alongside authentic African artifacts.
The insightful displays include handcrafted stools and textiles from the Ashanti people of West Africa, Gullah Baskets, masks, dolls, musical instruments from Zimbabwe and other fascinating cultural art pieces. Students are invited and encouraged to handle selected artworks.
The “I Love Africa” Traveling Museum will be on display from Wednesday, Feb. 22 through Fri. Feb. 24, 2006.
Source: allhiphop.com