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Point Comfort
HAL Gallery
Legacy in Color: Hampton University at Art Basel/ Point Comfort Art Fair + Show
Dec
3

Legacy in Color: Hampton University at Art Basel/ Point Comfort Art Fair + Show

Dr. Teddy RaShaan (reeves) ‘08, Curator of Religion, Smithsonian National Museum of African American History & Culture & Founder, Art Like ME, Inc. & Imani Greene ‘95, Darryl Neverson ‘92 and Christopher Norwood, ‘ 95 Founders of Hampton Art Lovers Gallery, Inc.

You’re Invited: Legacy in Color: Hampton University at Art Basel/Point Comfort Art Fair + Show

Preserving the Past. Inspiring the Future.

Join us for an unforgettable evening with the Hampton University Museum during Art Basel Miami, as we spotlight one of the nation’s oldest African American museums and raise support for its continued preservation and growth. 

Experience an inspiring gathering of art enthusiasts, alumni, and supporters in the heart of historic Overtown. The fundraiser will feature remarks from Dr. Vanessa Thaxton-Ward ‘85, Director of the Hampton University Museum, who will share insights on the museum’s rich history and how you can play a part in ensuring its vibrant future. The evening will also spotlight four Hamptonians who are showing work during Miami Art Week, Ronda Brown ‘95, BUCK! ‘95, Brandon Clarke ’09, Hassan Kalenga Paige ‘91, Benford Stellmacher ‘98, & Phillip Shung ‘96.

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LEGACY
Dec
5

LEGACY

Legacy Tour is a powerful, intergenerational artistic experience celebrating the creative brilliance, heritage, and shared vision of a father and son. Featuring the extraordinary work of Alonzo Adams and Kyle Adams, and hosted by Alonzo Mourning, this special event honors the ways in which artistry, identity, and cultural memory are carried forward through lineage.

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Dr. Samella Lewis Awards
Dec
8

Dr. Samella Lewis Awards

  • Hampton Art Lovers Gallery at the Historic Ward Rooming House (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Indaba Lounge Series
Dr. Samella Lewis Awards

Honoring Bisa Butler, Artist & Educator
The Lewis Award for African-American Arts & Culture Designed by Basil Watson 
"On the Wings of Words" | Presented By Hampton Art Lovers

Hosted by One United Bank

Invite Only Event

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Washington Heads of Office Leadership Council Brunch - Private Event
Dec
8

Washington Heads of Office Leadership Council Brunch - Private Event

  • Hampton Art Lovers Gallery at the Historic Ward Rooming House (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Brunch Meeting for the Washington Heads of Office Leadership Council (WHOOLC) is a professional organization for senior executives of color who oversee government affairs for Fortune-level companies and trade associations.

Hosted by Imani Greene of Hampton Art Lovers

Private Event

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Shady Speaker Series
Jul
16

Shady Speaker Series

Hampton Art Lovers presents the Shady Speaker Series in partnership with GeoAg. This series is a part of the "Under a Simple Tree: The Canopy Policy Project" featuring the Art of Brandon Clarke Presented in Partnership with Green Space Miami. Hosted by Richard Campbell of the Geological Agriculture (GeoAg) Institute.

The Shady Speaker Series highlights the growing trends for African Americans to reclaim our agrarian roots and promote conservation efforts. It's time to talk trees, Miami, and urban agriculture. While Miami is literally heating up these past few days, have you ever wondered why there's a lack of Shade in African-American communities and working-class communities in general? But we need trees to beautify, for public health, and community gatherings. This is a problem that we can solve on our own. What does it cost to simply drop a seed and plant a tree, pennies?

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Shady Speaker Series
Jun
18

Shady Speaker Series

Hampton Art Lovers presents the Shady Speaker Series in partnership with GeoAg. This series is a part of the "Under a Simple Tree: The Canopy Policy Project" featuring the Art of Brandon Clarke Presented in Partnership with Green Space Miami. Hosted by Richard Campbell of the Geological Agriculture (GeoAg) Institute.

The Shady Speaker Series highlights the growing trends for African Americans to reclaim our agrarian roots and promote conservation efforts. It's time to talk trees, Miami, and urban agriculture. While Miami is literally heating up these past few days, have you ever wondered why there's a lack of Shade in African-American communities and working-class communities in general? But we need trees to beautify, for public health, and community gatherings. This is a problem that we can solve on our own. What does it cost to simply drop a seed and plant a tree, pennies?

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