CAAG
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Here are some current activities:
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RECEPTION
Welcome the
New General Manager of
Cultural Affairs for the City of Los Angeles:
Margie J. Reese
Sunday April 1, 2001 5-7 pm
Watts Towers Arts Center
1727 East 107th Street Los Angeles, CA 90002 213-847-4646
PROGRAM
INCLUDES ENTERTAINMENT, POETRY, BUFFET
---THEATER
"DON'T
BOTHER ME, I CAN'T COPE"
on Saturday April 28, 2001
at
Bradley/Milken Center 1773 E. Century Blvd. ;
for further information please telephone 310
835-5922 or 323 971-5672
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Famed pioneer of Poster Art, DAVID MOSELY has a stupendous retrospective exhibition at Liemert Park Fine Arts Museum. It showed at the Watts Towers Art Center through April 25. This is powerful history of our national struggles for equal rights, with portraits of men and women who have inspired us all.
Judson Powell gave a tour of Watts Towers Art Center, Mafundi and The Wellness Center to Nadine BeauVilla, who is writing a story for a French cultural magazine about the summer program for youth.
Patric Hedlund took pictures of the mosaic mirror furniture and art, to create a gallery for Watts artists on the World Wide Web.
--- BOOKS
From Shari Randolph's RAW: "what I am telling you is that I have been the footprints in the sand on your beach of good intentions" To learn more about RAW, call Shari Randolph at 213.896.9550
Odie Hawkins...."MIDNIGHT" one of prolific writer Odie Hawkin's finest and most sensitive works, is available from Holloway House Publishing Company, 8060 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles 90046-7082 . Odie Hawkins' story "HEY WORLD" in the New Times Newspaper
--- MUSIC AND POETRY
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Charles
Wright and the Watts 103rd Street Rhythm
Band are developing
a new WebSite, which includes FunkOMania History, a snapshot of how
his 1970's hit ExpressYourself
is riding a comeback skyrocket, and gives away Free MP3 files
of great songs from the NEW ALBUM: GOING TO THE PARTY ..... |
