Novelist Nic Stone is one of a Diverse Group of Authors at Texas Teen Book Fest
byNic Stone, the author of the critically acclaimed Dear Martin, will be one of the keynote speakers at the Texas Teen Book Festival (TTBF)…
Nic Stone, the author of the critically acclaimed Dear Martin, will be one of the keynote speakers at the Texas Teen Book Festival (TTBF)…
With respect, humor and sensitivity, Monroe pays homage to black families who experience horrific events and still create a brighter future for themselves and their children.
It’s a dream of aspiring playwrights to hold a reading of their work and have an artistic director come to them and say, “I want your play for my upcoming season,” but it’s not that easy. Yet, it’s happened to Lisa B. Thompson twice.
Roosevelt Weeks, the director of the Austin Public Library, sees the 23-branch system not as a group of facilities, but as a resource that reaches into the community to help people make positive changes in their lives.
Europe’s first orchestra of color is The Chineke! Orchestra of England.
Twenty-Six : Poetic Affirmations for Women is a creative book project by artist Akaimi Davis, and it is on track to be an inspirational must-have piece for anyone struggling with self-acceptance and self-love.
While 2017 left us all a bit shook, 2018 is looking bright with major Black talent hitting the big screen and giving us something to root for.
Picture three profoundly compelling black men going on about cars, sex, drugs, and calling each other “nigga” in virtually every sentence they speak. Austin, Texas needs much, much more of this.
Europe’s first orchestra of color is The Chineke! Orchestra of England.
Black influence is deeply rooted in the artistic culture of Austin. Austinites may enjoy the work of Italian artist Gio, who often depicts Black subjects.
Austin has grown into a hub for independent film. With a vibrant, supportive film community, it’s a great place for new filmmakers to get their start in the industry.
The new play TwentyEight depicts a dystopian future where work, survival, and intimidation are the only constants for black people.