African Americans in popular culture
Found in 235 Collections and/or Records:
Dr. Joseph Skerrett lectures at the University of Connecticut
Dr. Leon Thompson lectures at the University of Connecticut
DuRell Echols lectures at the University of Connecticut
Echols, DuRell, 1983 October 4
Diction musical coach DuRell Echols lectured on 10/4/1983 (2015-0002/RR140).
RR 140 Hale Smith introduces DuRell Echols (professionally known as E. D. Echols). Mr. Echols questioned his identification as participating in the arts--he acknowledges that his career has been on the fringe of the arts. Echols spoke of his early childhood and exposure to the arts.
Ed Bland lectures and performances at the University of Connecticut
Ed Bullins lectures at the University of Connecticut
Eddie Moore lectures at the University of Connecticut
Edmund Barry Gaither lectures at the University of Connecticut
Edward O'Connor lectures at the University of Connecticut
Edwards, Melvin, 1971-1987
Edythe Jason lectures at the University of Connecticut
Ensemble, Osborn Minimum Security Facility performance
Etheridge Knight lectures at the University of Connecticut
Eugene Redmond lectures at the University of Connecticut
Evelyn Mitchell lectures at the University of Connecticut
F. Kefa Sempangi and Leonard Goines lecture at the University of Connecticut
Fann, Al, 1974 January 24
Florence Robinson lectures at the University of Connecticut
Frederick King lectures at the University of Connecticut
Freeman, Robert, 1989 October 31
Painter Robert Freeman . Robert Freeman (painter and instructor) lectured on 10/31/1989 (2015-0002/AC8) and spoke about the themes in his work over a ten year period through the presentation of a slideshow.
Gaither, [Edmund] Barry, 1971 November 2
Museum curator Barry Gaither lectured on 11/2/1971 (2015-0002/RR162). Barry Gaiter is the Curator of the Museum of the National Center of AfroAmerican Artists (Boston) also special consultant to the Boston Museum of Fine Art. His talk focused on contemporary Afro American artists, a little about himself and the Center.
Guy, Rosa, 1978 - 1984
Hakim, Talib Rasul, 1974 - 1984
Hale Smith lectures at the University of Connecticut
Hamm, Charles, 1987 November 3
Harold Ousley lectures at the University of Connecticut
Harold Scott lectures at the University of Connecticut
Harris, Hilda , 1974 December 3
Opera singer Hilda Harris spoke on 12/3/1974 (2015-0002/RR176). Harris is well-known for being one of the first African Americans to play “trouser” roles in the mezzo soprano repertoire. Harris has taught at Howard University (1991-1994), the Chautauqua Institute for sixteen years, maintained a private studio in New York City, and is currently teaching at Sarah Lawrence College as well as the Manhattan School of Music College.