His participation in arts organizations included his role as a founding member of Spiral, an association of African American artists that came together in 1963 to support the civil rights movement; his 1964 appointment as the first art director of the newly established Harlem Cultural Council, a prominent African American advocacy group with several hundred members; and his role in concert with artists Ernest Crichlow and Norman Lewis (with seed money from the Ford Foundation), as a founding member of Cinque Gallery which supported
young minority artists.
He was also involved in the establishment of art venues such as The Studio Museum and the Cinque Gallery that supported
young minority artists.
Not exact matches
Now a successful
artist he works with
young members of
minority groups, encouraging their participation in the arts.
Using Tablets and TV screens, the group of
young artists reflected on the possibilities of equal representation of
minorities and marginalised groups and interrogated the way digital infrastructures alter the organisation and perception of human relationships.