Reflect and Enhance
Najee Dorsey talked about creating mixed-media art during a Q+A session at the Community Folk Art Center on Thursday.
Dorsey’s group, Black Art in America, will sponsor a panel next week in Harlem to further explore art social activism. Dr. Kheli Willetts, Executive Director of the Community Folk Art Center (CFAC), will appear on the panel.
Black Art in America is an online portal dedicated to preserving and promoting African-American Art.
Tags: 2015, Art, Black Art in America, CFAC, Connective Corridor, Najee Dorsey, Syracuse
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