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  • 651 Arts Open site in a new window - A nonprofit developer, producer, and presenter of contemporary performing arts by Black artists.
  • African American Cultural Complex (AACC) Open site in a new window - Unique collection of artifacts, documents, and displays of outstanding contributions made by African Americans.
  • African Continuum Theatre Company (ACTCo) Open site in a new window - Striving to illuminate the human condition through professional theatrical productions, rooted in the African and African American experience.
  • African-American History Through the Arts Open site in a new window - Investigation of African American history via the images and artifacts created by and about them. Includes streaming audio interview of a Rosewood Massacre descendent.
  • Afrofuturism Open site in a new window - Explores futurist themes in black culture and art. Site includes listserv information, bibliography, filmography, discography, links, and more.
  • Billie Holiday Theatre Open site in a new window - Offers a range of Black dramatic arts.
  • Black Academy of Arts and Letters (TBAAL), The Open site in a new window - Nonprofit organisation working to stimulate, preserve, and promote the work of African Americans in the fine, literary, and performing arts.
  • Black Storytellers Alliance Open site in a new window - Cultivating the power of the oral tradition as practiced by African people in the Diaspora.
  • BrotherMen Open site in a new window - PBS performance-based documentary about five African American men who transmit the historic, political, and cultural realities of the African American experience through their art.
  • Capital Renaissance Theatre Company Open site in a new window - Dedicated to the support of a professional theatre company, the presentation of works that dramatize and enrich the Black experience, and the development of a broad-based audience.
  • Center for the Arts of the African Diaspora, Inc. (CAAD) Open site in a new window - Organisation whose mission is to educate the global community regarding the arts of the African Diaspora.
  • Crossroads Theatre Open site in a new window - Dedicated to exploring the African American experience and its interconnection with other cultures.
  • Dallas Black Dance Theatre Open site in a new window - Contemporary modern dance company with a mixed repertory of modern, jazz, ethnic, and spiritual works by nationally and internationally known choreographers.
  • Dance in America: Free To Dance Open site in a new window - Three-part documentary that chronicles the role African American choreographers and dancers have played in the development of modern dance.
  • ETA Creative Arts Foundation Open site in a new window - Chicago-based African American performing and visual arts institution for adults and children. Also offers events, day camps, and professional classes.
  • Hammonds House Open site in a new window - Galleries and resource centre of African American art.
  • LittleAfrica Open site in a new window
  • Lorraine Hansberry Theatre Open site in a new window - Showcasing the works of leading African American playwrights and artists.
  • Negro Ensemble Company - New York, NY Open site in a new window - The first African American theatre company in the United States, founded to produce professional theatre in which Black artists, performers, writers, directors, actors, and craftspeople could oversee their own creative destiny.
  • New Professional Theatre Open site in a new window - Dedicated to developing and showcasing African American writers, directors, and performers.
  • Oui Be Negroes Open site in a new window - Professional African American sketch comedy improv troupe.
  • Paul R. Jones Collection at University of Delaware Open site in a new window - Collection of 20th century African American art.
  • Pioneering Cartoonists of Color Open site in a new window - Salute to cartoonists who paved the way. With images, strips, and biographical information.
  • Plowshares Theatre Company Open site in a new window - Award-winning African American theatre dedicated to nurturing youth through the theatre arts.
  • ProArts Collective of Austin - Austin, TX Open site in a new window - Produces, promotes, and provides opportunities in the arts for African-Americans in central Texas by focusing on works that uniquely express and depict the experience of African-Americans.
  • Robey Theatre Company Open site in a new window - Dedicated to exploring and developing relevant, provocative, and innovative new plays about the Black experience, as well as reinterpreting established works.
  • Signifyin' Monkey, The Open site in a new window - Contains links to Pan African Diaspora-centred web sites ranging from African continent to African American culture.
  • Studio Museum in Harlem Open site in a new window - Contemporary art museum focusing on the work of artists of African descent locally, nationally, and globally, as well as work that has been inspired and influenced by African American culture.
  • Ujima Theatre Company Open site in a new window - Serves to advance the interest and exposure of the performing arts as created and interpreted by African-Americans, by providing working opportunities for established artists and training experience for student artists.
  • Winifred R. Harris' Between Lines Open site in a new window - Former member of the Cleo Parker Robinson Ensemble and the Dallas Black Dance Theatre, presenting original choreography and performances.
  • Women of Color, Women of Words Open site in a new window - African American female playwrights who have gifted the theatre world with their words.
  • Wrapped in Pride: Ghanaian Kente and African American Identity Open site in a new window - Exhibition about kente, a cloth made by the Asante peoples of Ghana and the Ewe peoples of Ghana and Togo. This wellknown African textile has also been adapted by the African American community.
 



 
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