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Art Ventures NWAArt Ventures is a non-profit charitable and educational organization dedicated to providing access to Art for Everyone.Art Ventures NWA Skip to content Just added to your cart Qty: View cart () Continue shopping Submit Close search Home Shop Art Get Involved In the News K-12 Gallery Initiative For Artists About Donate Search Log in Cart 0 items Home Shop Art Get Involved In the News K-12 Gallery Initiative For Artists About Donate Exhibitions Kamaal ManboardCountry House (detail) Architectonic Identity & A Raisin in the Sun August 20, 2024 - September 15, 2024 Kamaal Manboard Art Ventures presents Kamaal Manboard's Architectonic Identity series in alignment with TheatreSquared's 19th Season opener, A Raisin in the Sun by Lorraine Hansberry. Lorraine Hansberry's brilliant play, A Raisin in the Sun is as salient today as sixty-five years ago when it won the 1959 New York Drama Critics' Circle Award for Best Play of the Year. Directed by Dexter J. Singleton, A Raisin in the Sun vividly portrays systemic generational trauma and the resilience required to renew hope. TheatreSquared's prescience to bring this masterpiece to the Northwest Arkansas region could not be more opportune. Architectonic Identity & A Raisin in the Sun Art Ventures Blossom Country House Humble Abode Kamaal Manboard Kingston 13 Night Harvest Sanctuary TheatreSquared View Previous Exhibitions Represented Artists At A Glance - Series I Art Ventures is refocusing on its mission to support artists by collaborating with the community (for the sake of the artists and the region), to encourage education and public engagement in the arts, and to be accessible to under-represented communities. Social Virtual Exhibitions Virtual exhibitions are here to stay!They are unique shows run concurrently with in-person exhibitions. Also check out other videos on our YouTube Channel. NWAJuneteenth #NWAJuneteenth 2021 Exhibition #NWAJuneteenth is a virtual gallery of video exhibitions by local and regional Black artists who continue to work for freedom in America. Several of them have answered the question, “what does Juneteenth mean to me?” It is great to hear what they know, and we can find familiarity in their experiences. Their answers are much like that of other American Black families. Importantly, the artwork attests to the role of artists in building strength in community and culture.   Angela Davis-Johnson Bryan Massey Snr. Candace Dolls Donavon Brutus Juneteenth Markeith Woods No Justice No Peace NWAJuneteenth Voted 2019, 2020, 2021, and 2022 Gold Best Art Gallery in "Best of Northwest Arkansas”! (479) 871-2722contact@artventures-nwa.org Newsletter Subscribe Home Shop Art Get Involved In the News K-12 Gallery Initiative For Artists About Donate Facebook Instagram YouTube Art Ventures NWA, a 501(c)3 educational non-profit organization.© 2020-24 Fayetteville Art Alliance. All rights reserved. Use left/right arrows to navigate the slideshow or swipe left/right if using a mobile device Choosing a selection results in a full page refresh. Press the space key then arrow keys to make a selection.enen1730768477https://artventures-nwa.org

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