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Friday, November 16, 2012

Ardra Whitney: Week 10 @ Avery Research Center

 
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Labels: 1981, African American artists, first one-man exhibition show, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Neo-expressionists, Primitivist painters, SAMO
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The HistoryMakers Education Institute, a year-long program that was developed and tested in collaboration with the DePaul Center for Urban Education providing an innovative curriculum, mentoring and technology-based program. Drawing upon the resources of The HistoryMakers one-of-a-kind African American video oral history archive, the Institute makes history come alive through the implementation of a more inclusive and relevant curriculum increasing teacher preparation and student learning and achievement.
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