35 min

Sittin' Up In My Living Room: Black Museums in Homes Something You Can Feel: A Black Art History Podcast

    • Visual Arts

Inspired by my residency at the feminist-run Wedding Cake House in Providence, Rhode Island, this episode explores Black museums and creative spaces located in artist's homes. I'll discuss the history and work of The Dusable Museum in Chicago, the Colored Girls Museum and Jazz Box in Philadelphia, which were all started by Black women. 

Tickets to The Colored Girls Museum’s upcoming Spring Exhibition can be found on their website: thecoloredgirlsmuseum.com .You can follow Jazzbox on Instagram @jazzb0x and support them here: ifundwomen.com/projects/jazzbox. You can find the Dusable's upcoming events at www.dusablemuseum.org .

You can follow me on Instagram: @thegoodhoodwitch for updates and support the podcast by listening, leaving a review, sharing with a friend or making donations. Venmo: @lilqiaira Cashapp: $sweetpotatq




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Inspired by my residency at the feminist-run Wedding Cake House in Providence, Rhode Island, this episode explores Black museums and creative spaces located in artist's homes. I'll discuss the history and work of The Dusable Museum in Chicago, the Colored Girls Museum and Jazz Box in Philadelphia, which were all started by Black women. 

Tickets to The Colored Girls Museum’s upcoming Spring Exhibition can be found on their website: thecoloredgirlsmuseum.com .You can follow Jazzbox on Instagram @jazzb0x and support them here: ifundwomen.com/projects/jazzbox. You can find the Dusable's upcoming events at www.dusablemuseum.org .

You can follow me on Instagram: @thegoodhoodwitch for updates and support the podcast by listening, leaving a review, sharing with a friend or making donations. Venmo: @lilqiaira Cashapp: $sweetpotatq




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Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/somethingyoucanfeel/message

35 min