Center for Black Music Research invite College Art Association conference attendees, Columbia College faculty, staff, and students, and the public to a CBMR open house at 618 South Michigan Avenue, 6th floor, 5:30-8:30pm. CBMR/Columbia College Faculty Fellow Fo Wilson will exhibit works-in-progress
Photograph and Video installation by Janelle Vaughn Dowell
by Janelle Vaughn Dowell (shameless plug), Sarah Colbert, Robert Gulas, Jaquay McNeal, Andrea Mikeska, and Cristabel Tapia who are in her CBMR Research Studio class.
Wilson has been named the 2013-2014 CBMR Faculty Fellow. Wilson graduated with a MFA from the Rhode Island’s School of Design’s Furniture Program in 2005 with a concentration in Art History, Theory and Criticism. Prior to her graduate studies, she founded and ran Studio W, Inc., a design consultancy with offices in New York and the San Francisco Bay area. She writes and lectures about art, craft and design to international audiences. Her furniture-based work is exhibited nationally, and her design work is included in the collection of the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum.
| Founded at Columbia College Chicago in 1983, The Center for Black Music Research is the only organization of its kind. It exists to illuminate the significant role that black music plays in world culture by serving as a nexus for all who value black music, by promoting scholarly thought and knowledge about black music, and by providing a safe haven for the materials and information that document the black music experience across Africa and the diaspora. |
Center for Black Music Research invite College Art Association conference attendees, Columbia College faculty, staff, and students, and the public to a CBMR open house at 618 South Michigan Avenue, …
