Recently, the ArtCenter College of Design presented the “Kwame Brathwaite: Things Well Worth Waiting For” exhibition. The event celebrated the prolific photography of Kwame Brathwaite.
Inglewood native, photographer, videographer, and editor Kelli Scates is the owner of 430 Productions, a full-service commercial, brand photo, and film production studio space located in the DTLA arts district.
This June, the Sentinel is putting the spotlight on Black men, highlighting their life and how they make a difference in the world. David G. Brown is an award-winning artist, who’s editorial cartoons have been featured in the Sentinel for the last 20 years. A gifted designer, photographer and illustrator, David’s work and merits are impressive. He grew up in West Atco, a small town in South Jersey outside of Atlantic City. David earned his Bachelor’s degree at Stockton University where he has received the Arts and Humanities Professional Achievement Award in 2011 and recently, the Alumni Impact Award
Curated by Jimmy Centeno, Simmons’ work is a full display of the historical framework of his start in 1965 to the present day
The lawsuit filed in federal court alleges willful copyright infringement.
Contest is open to all at historic cemetery. Two $500 first place prizes will be awarded.
James Harden and a photographer who alleges the Houston Rockets guard broke his finger outside a Hollywood nightclub in 2016 were ordered by a judge today to take part in a settlement conference prior to the scheduled June 27 trial of the plaintiff’s case.
From red carpets and celebrities to taking shots of athletes, Torrence has done it all with 40 years of professional experience.
Dec. 12 Join RBD’s Holiday Networking Breakfast on Dec. 12, from 8am- 10am at Denny’s Restaurant located at 3740 Crenshaw Blvd in L.A. 90016. Guest speaker will be celebrity photographer Ian Foxx featuring his new book “Heroes and Legends Awards: A Collection of Memories 28 Years of Photos”. Remember to wear Red or Green if you want to be in RBD’s group holiday photo. Meal purchase or $10 donation required. RSVP or Call /text … (323) 449-2099 or [email protected].
Malcolm Ali talks about the impact of BET being owned by Viacom
Malcolm Ali talks about photography companies possibly cutting deals which ultimately shut out black press companies.
You may not know her name, but her photography skills earned her a Place in history.
NewsVision reporter Daesha Smith goes behind the lens with the first black women to serve as the director of White house photography.