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Fairfield University is pleased to present
Dr. Leslie King-Hammond
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Dr. Leslie King-Hammond
Leslie King-Hammond is Dean of Graduate
The Black Experience in American Studies at the Maryland Institute, College of Art,
where she lectures on a variety of topics. including
traditional African art forms and Africans in the New World.
She directs the Phillip Morris Scholarships for Artists of Color
Program. and serves on numerous art commissions and Art: New Age of Discovery
Wednesday, February 6, 1991
Quick Center for the Arts
8:00p.m.
adivsory boards. Dr. King-Hammond has been curator for shows
of contemporary African-American and women's art, and she is the
author of exhibition catalogues. articles. and essays.
Dr. King-Hammond is curator of the exhibition "Black Printmakers and the WPA",
which will be shown at the Quick Center for the Arts from January 18- February 9.
FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY
ADMISSION IS FREE.
FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT THE OFFICE OF SPECIAL EVENTS, 254-4000, EXT. 4242.
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EXHIBITION: January 18- February 9
GALLERY HOURS: Tuesday-Saturday, lla.m.-5 p.m.
presented by Fairfield University's Office of Minority
Relations - hosted by AHANA Student Council
"THE BLACK EXPERIENCE IN AMERICAN ART:
NEW AGE OF DISCOVERY" Visiting Black Scholar
Lecture by Dr. Leslie King-Hammond, curator
Wednesday, February 6, 8:00p.m.
"BLACK PRINTMAKERS AND THE WPA:
INFORMAL OBSERVATIONS"
Gallery Talk by Dr. Leslie King-Hammond
Wednesday, February 6, noon
All events are free and are open to the public
Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts
Fairfield University
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