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May 26, 2013
THE KEEPER OF THE FLAME
Featuring Terence E. Jackson
Sunday May 26, 2013
2pm - 4pm
Please join me, Terence E. Jackson as I open up with interviewer Patricia Gayton about the need for inner cultural self-understanding, the importance of collecting, and the transformative power of things.
Terence E. Jackson is an artist and founder of U*Space Gallery - an interdisciplinary art space in Atlanta, which serves as a vital crossroad for fostering & promoting community wellness through creativity & education.
“Free” to the public
This event is in conjunction with
An Abiding Blackness:
A Meditation on the Political & Social Usage of
Blackness as a Representational Symbol of Value in
Africa and the African Diaspora
"FREE" to the public
The exhibition will be on display through June 2, 2013
Gallery's Regular Hours are
Wednesday thru Saturday 10am to 5pm
Sunday 11am to 4pm
Admission: "FREE" to the public
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June 1, 2013
'THE FLOW'
An Evening of Elements
‘E as Poetlove Water'
(Etaniel Ben Yehuda)
Please join U*Space for the opening of another exciting *Artlab season.
'The Flow'
An evening of Elements
by
‘E as Poetlove Water'
(Etaniel Ben Yehuda)
Saturday June 1, 2013
Doors open @ 7pm
Performance begins @ 8pm
"Free" to the public
‘E as Poetlove Water’ is the poetic moniker of Etaniel Ben Yehuda. Mr. Ben Yehuda
majored in ‘International Studies’ at Virginia Commonwealth University and has worked has an actor, poet/writer and musician for over a decade. He has performed as “The Masked Robber” in the first annual Caribbean Carnival of Virginia (1997), played "Blue Erdheim" in the off-Broadway play, 'Slums of Neverland', as well as being featured in the documentary, 'Soul Food Junkies'. As a writer, Mr. Ben Yehuda has contributed to The Virginia Defender, Kulcha Shok Muzik, & Jamaicans.com. Additionally, ‘E as Poetlove Water’ was featured artist at 'Urban Juke Joint', 'Tavern of Creativity' and 'Pieces for Revolution' in New York City in addition to hosting a ’Roots and Words’ Poetry/Open Mic/DJ night in South Beach. As a musician, he has performed in various community choirs/chorals and served as percussionist for Afro-Pop band, Osekre and The Lucky Bastards (2010-11).
In 2012, Mr. Ben Yehuda published his first book of poetry entitled, The Chronicles of Air, Water and the Source, which garnered him a finalist for ‘Best New Author Award’ with the National Black Book Festival in Houston, TX. Mr. Ben Yehuda has a strong philosophy that all external problems can be resolved but only after resolving any internal issues. He is currently developing an essay on the disparities between elders & youth and as well as a video series entitled ‘E as Poetlove Water Flows’.
Mr. Ben Yehuda's second book, The Cells of the Tissue that Should Feel, is scheduled for release in late 2013.
http://easpoet.wordpress.com
www.facebook.com/e.a.poetlovewater
www.twitter.com/EPoetLoveWater
U*Space Gallery's *Artlab series is an artistic
laboratory with an audience, designed to serve
as a intimate safety net for the development,
nurturing, supporting, and presenting of new
and original live performance work by artists
of all nations and cultures.
This event is in conjunction with
An Abiding Blackness:
A Meditation on the Political & Social Usage of
Blackness as a Representational Symbol of Value in
Africa and the African Diaspora
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