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The Yemba Tribe of the Bamileke People Celebrated their 10 year Anniversary in Newark New Jersey.

The Bi-Annual Yemba Festival Celebrates the Bamileke Culture (Cameroon - West Africa) with live music, Yemba dance, Yemba language, local food, and an art exhibit.

Akwaaba Gallery's- "The New Jersey Narratives"

The Yemba Tribe of the Bamileke People Celebrated their 10 year Anniversary in Newark New Jersey.

The New Jersey Narratives at Akwaaba Gallery was a part of the inaugural North to Shore Festival in New Jersey.

The Ark of Urban Surrealism and The Apocalyptic Birth and Legacy of Black Art, Politics...

The Yemba Tribe of the Bamileke People Celebrated their 10 year Anniversary in Newark New Jersey.

The Ark of Urban Surrealism and The Apocalyptic Birth and Legacy of Black Art, Politics...

A Literary Exploration of Black Urban Surrealism and its Expression of Art and Politics.

JOY IS THE SELF-FULFILLING PROPHECY OF THE URBAN NEGRO.

The Theory of Brick City Music is on a mission to "Keep Art Alive"

The Ark of Urban Surrealism and The Apocalyptic Birth and Legacy of Black Art, Politics...

Painting by: Dawn L. Stringer is call Introversion

Community Gallery Akwaaaba located at 509 S.Oragne Avenue, "self-taught Non-objective and abstract Artist from Oak Park, MI. Her father was a self-taught pianist and songwriter along with her mother’s strong appreciation for the arts influenced Dawn’s artistic talent. , DAWN L. STRINGER.

Black: Mashell Black Solo Exhibition at Akwaaba Gallery

The Theory of Brick City Music is on a mission to "Keep Art Alive"

Community Gallery Akwaaaba located at 509 S.Oragne Avenue, secured a dynamic artist, Mashell Black. (Click to read )

The Theory of Brick City Music is on a mission to "Keep Art Alive"

The Theory Of Brick City Music hosted a small intimate live/virtual jam session at the Akwaaba Gallery. (Click to read)

ZionParkNJ-Creating an Urban Utopian-in the West Ward of Newark New Jersey

Naomi Stevens and Duwun Priester are young community activists... (Click to read)