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C3Arts Radio NEXT: Mai Perkins | Author & Poet

| Tuesday 09/04/18 | 5pm - 6pm | WHCR 90.3FM (Manhattan) | Livestream: whcr.org | Online: TuneIn.com (WHCR-FM) | Author and Poet Mai Perkins joins C3Arts to discuss her new work “The Walking Nerve-Ending: Poems and Reflections,” a collection that represents all things love, family, and friendship meticulously crafted into rhyming and free-verse poetry. Mai Perkins dances with language and themes throughout this debut while touching on her experiences as a world-traveler with a joyous zeal for life.

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Sliced Fruit: Beyond the Pedestal: Isamu Noguchi and the Borders of Sculpture | #sculpture | Portland Museum of Art | Maine | Oct 05 2018 - Jan 06 2018  Beyond the Pedestal: Isamu Noguchi and the Borders of Sculpture investigates Noguchi’s expansive artistic practice by exploring his efforts to enlarge and challenge conventional notions of sculptural boundaries. Image: Isamu Noguchi - Table - 1971 - © The Isamu Noguchi Foundation and Garden Museum, New York / ARS

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C3Arts Radio NEXT: Unravel: A Fashion Podcast

| Tuesday 08/28/18 | 5pm - 6pm | WHCR 90.3FM (Manhattan) | Livestream: whcr.org | Online: TuneIn.com (WHCR-FM) | Fashion scholars Jasmine Helm, Joy Davis and Dana Goodin form the team behind Unravel: A Fashion Podcast, a deep dive into the history and impact of fashion on culture

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C3Arts Radio NEXT: Topic - The Life and Legacy of Kofi Annan

| Tuesday 08/21/18 | 5pm - 6pm | WHCR 90.3FM (Manhattan) | Livestream: whcr.org | Online: TuneIn.com (WHCR-FM) | In the wake of the passing of Kofi Annan, The Essential Arts and Culture Show takes a look at the life and legacy of the diplomatic giant 

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C3Arts Radio NEXT: Sliced Fruit

| Tuesday 08/21/18 | 5pm - 6pm | WHCR 90.3FM (Manhattan) | Livestream: whcr.org | Online: TuneIn.com (WHCR-FM) | The Essential Arts and Culture Show presents news and views from the world of arts & culture

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Rest in Peace Aretha Franklin. Forever the undisputed Queen of Soul and soldier for human rights. [ March 25, 1942 - August 16, 2018 ] Image: Photo: National Portrait Gallery, © Milton Glaser

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C3Arts Radio NEXT: Botswana on Broadway | Mophato Dance Theatre

| Tuesday 08/14/18 | 5pm - 6pm | WHCR 90.3FM (Manhattan) | Livestream: whcr.org | Online: TuneIn.com (WHCR-FM) |

| The ‘I love Botswana Ensemble,’ a 52 member ensemble co-created and produced by Botswana Tourism Organisation and the Mophato Dance Theatre under the direction of Andrew Letso Kola, joins C3Arts to discuss their triumphant return to the States and their upcoming performance on Broadway |

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C3Arts Radio NEXT: Akie Bermiss | Singer-Songwriter

| Tuesday 08/14/18 | 5pm - 6pm | WHCR 90.3FM (Manhattan) | Livestream: whcr.org | Online: TuneIn.com (WHCR-FM) |

| Pianist, Composer and Singer Akie Bermiss joins C3Arts Radio to discuss the release of his latest EP #basedonatruestory and his status as a central part of the music scene in his native Brooklyn |  

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Sliced Fruit: Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power | #art | Brooklyn Museum | #brooklyn | Sep 14 2018 – Feb 3 2019 | @brooklynmuseum Image: Barkley Hendricks - Blood (Donald Formey) 1975 - Courtesy of Dr. Kenneth Montague | The Wedge Collection, Toronto. | Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power shines light on a broad spectrum of Black artistic practice from 1963 to 1983, one of the most politically, socially, and aesthetically revolutionary periods in American history. Black artists across the country worked in communities, in collectives, and individually to create a range of art responsive to the moment—including figurative and abstract painting, prints, and photography; assemblage and sculpture; and performance |

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C3Arts NEXT: Special Thanks to Alex Barnett for joining us today on C3Arts Radio: The Essential Arts and Culture Show. Follow Alex at alexbarnettcomic.com and @barnettcomic I  @alexbarnettcomic  T to keep up with his moves. And be sure to check out the Multiracial Family Man podcast available on iTunes and the Libsyn Podcast Network | Tuesday 08/07/18 · WHCR 90.3 FM - Manhattan · Live stream: whcr.org · Online: TuneIn.com (whcr-fm) |

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Sliced Fruit: Charting the Terrain: Eric Mack and Pamela Smith Hudson | #art | California African American Museum | #LA | Until Sep 09 2018 | | In Charting the Terrain new and recent works by Atlanta-based artist Eric Mack and Los Angeles-based artist Pamela Smith Hudson offer nuanced, abstract perspectives on the West Coast landscape. This exhibition is curated by Vida L. Brown, visual arts curator and program manager at CAAM | Image: Eric Mack. Skateboard Movement, 2014. Mixed media on canvas, 4’ x 8’

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C3Arts NEXT: Special thanks to Tina Dixon for joining C3Arts to discuss the Apollo tribute to #WHCR 90.3FM on Wednesday, August 15th. Join us August 7th for a deep dive on the world's most famous theater. | Tuesday 08/07/18 · WHCR 90.3 FM - Manhattan · Live stream: whcr.org · Online: TuneIn.com (whcr-fm) |

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Collectors Corner: Toufic Beyhum - Photographer - Amoji series https://tbeyhumphotos.com/

| Beyhum combines traditional Namibian materials with emojis, thus transforming the universal image of an emoji into one that is immediately recognizable as an African motif – at once remaining true to the defining characteristics of these small, digital icons; and staking a claim for Africa in the global narrative where modern and traditional cultures collide. |

Image: Toufic Beyhum - Money Pole (Amoji series) 2018

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Sliced Fruit: Ronald K. Brown/Evidence | Dance | Jacob’s Pillow Dance Festival | Berkshires, MA | July 25-29 | | Jacob Pillow’s festival season will feature the WORLD PREMIERE of Ronald K. Brown's newest work, New Conversations: Iron Meets Water. Original music, composed by GRAMMY-award winning Latin Jazz musician, Arturo O'Farrill, will be performed live with his ensemble, RESIST |  Image: Courtney Paige Ross and Annique Roberts in March - Photo by Ben McKeown

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Sliced Fruit: Bronx Now | Art | Bronx River Art Center | NYC | Until 08 Sep 2018 | | Exhibition explores the community of Bronx-based artists creating remarkable work outside of traditional spheres. BRONX NOW seeks to expand interest in Bronx artists | Image: Edgar Santana - Cars and Cats of the Bronx, 2018 - 24 x 24 inches - Metallic photo

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Sliced Fruit: ONE SHOT: Featuring works by Color Field artists | UTA Artist Space | Beverly Hills  | Until Aug 18 2018 | Group exhibition of select Color Field artists working from the late 1950s through the early 1970s. The gallery’s first exhibition in its new Ai Weiwei-designed Beverly Hills home, will include works by Helen Frankenthaler, Kenneth Noland, Sam Gilliam, Thomas Downing, and Jules Olitski | Image: Kenneth Noland, Spring Call, 1961. Acrylic on canvas. 82.5 x 82.5 inches. 209.6 x 209.6 cm