It’s a special episode of Studio Noize as your boy JBarber, does his man on the street interviews at the East Point Better Block Street Festival. Black Art In America is opening up a brand new headquarters in East Point, GA, and part of that comes with a commitment to be a part of the community. Najee Dorsey, founder of Black art in America, pulled up with a tent, some art, and two artists live painting at the Street Festival. I talked with the folks there and you get a sense of the excitement from the neighborhood, the community leaders, and the artists about how much it means to have the BAIA headquarters, and art in general, be a part of the East Point vibe. Listen, subscribe, and share!

Episode 138 topics include:

the new Black Art In America Gallery

the value of art in the community

how to improve communities

living in East Point

migration

paying homage to the artists that came before us

BLACK ART IN AMERICA™ (BAIA) is a leading online portal and network focused on African-American Art with visitors from over 100 countries visiting our site each month and about half a million visitors to our social media pages for Black Art In America™, Garden Art for the Soul, Everythang Black and Do You Basel?™. Black Art In America™, Facebook, Pinterest, Instagram, and Twitter comprise our online virtual network and resource. BAIA amplifies thought-provoking commentary on today’s visual arts news from a variety of perspectives, including breaking news, gallery meet-ups, market trends, and profiling leading (and emerging) Black visual artists in the country. In addition, BAIA offers stories about collecting and provides a eNewsletter that helps art enthusiasts worldwide keep up to date on the changing and forever evolving Black visual arts market.

See More: www.blackartinamerica.com/ + Black Art In America IG @blackartinamerica_

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