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- 1African American studies alum curates personal art exhibition▼African American studies alum curates art exhibition with personal history
A graduate of Virginia Commonwealth University's African American studies program has curated an art exhibition drawing on personal history. The exhibition connects the alum's academic background in African American studies with their own lived experience, presenting works that reflect on identity, memory and heritage. VCU's College of Humanities and Sciences highlighted the project as an example of how the program's graduates carry their studies into careers in the arts and cultural work.
- 2Cal State Fullerton class hosts Black Queer Appreciation Art Show●AFAM 310 celebrates LGBTQ+ History Month with a Black Queer Appreciation Art Show
Students in AFAM 310 at Cal State Fullerton marked LGBTQ+ History Month with a Black Queer Appreciation Art Show, celebrating Black queer artists and their contributions. The event tied coursework in African American studies to campus programming for the month, offering a space for students to engage with art and community.