Posts tagged multi cultural
Tell it Like it is: Black Independents in New York, 1968-1986 Feb 6-19
Chavisa Woods1968, 1986, Art Reviews, bill gunn, Black independents in New York, culture, Ishmael Reed, jessie maple, kathleen collins, lincoln center, multi cultural, New York, new york city, ny, pearl bowser, spike lee, Steve Cannon, Tell it like it is, the film society, Tribes, william greaves
A review of The Essential Hits of Shorty Bon Bon by Nancy Mercado
Chavisa Woods501c3, Art Review, book review, multi cultural, non profit, not for profit, review, Tribes, web review, willie perdomo
Tribes announces..... Tribes 2.0- Live from Steve's couch
Chavisa Woodsalex fradkin, Art Reviews, bob holman, culture, David Henderson, east village, gander, gander tv, gathering of the tribes, lower east side, multi cultural, new york city, non profit, non profit 5013c, non profit organization, not for profit, open mic, patricia parker, patricia spear jones, photography, Poetry, Rafael Sánchez, Steve Cannon, Tribes, tribes 2-0
Portrait of Phoebe Halkowich by Janet Bruesselbach
Chavisa Woodseast village art, gathering of the tribes, janet bruesselbach, lower east side, lower east side art, multi cultural, new york citye, non profit, paintings, phoebe, portrait, Steve Cannon, Tribes
Our friend & contributor Fred Sievert's God Revealed!
Chavisa Woodscontributors, fred sievert, gathering of the tribes, george spencer, god, god revealed, multi cultural, non profit organization, steve cannong, Tribes
Tribes, exuberant East Village arts space, faces eviction
Chavisa WoodsArt Reviews, chinatown, east village, east villager, gathering of the tribes, lower east side, multi cultural, new york city, non profit, not for profit, open mic, Poetry, sarah ferguson, soho, Steve Cannon, the blind guy, Tribes, village voice
On view: Steve Cannon
Chavisa WoodsArt Reviews, artist, gathering of the tribes, lower east side, multi cultural, non profit, photography, poet, portrait, Steve Cannon, Tribes, writer
truly a Gathering of the Tribes!
Chavisa Woodseast village, gathering of the tribes, lower east side, multi cultural, non profit, photography, Rafael Sánchez, statues, steve cannonr, Tribes