GIRLS, GIRLS, GIRLS is a love fest - it’s a love fest for women, for the Goddesses Butz discusses, the music and music makers he is presenting, and for Butz himself. A person who walked in off ...

"I was told: "You’re a girl, you can’t and you won’t and ... “Just like you can’t separate art from artists, you can’t separate music from culture. If you tell these stories, you ...

Joshua Love walked around the room, chatting with the artists and the public until the event's announcer called him onto the stage. Love is the curator of “A Spectacular Black Girl Art Show.” ...

It’s also become somewhat of a lost art form in the last two decades. Girl groups haven’t gone ... Before, we wanted to bring our music, but we actually probably weren’t ready, so the ...

In 1985, a group of anonymous women artists came together under the moniker the Guerrilla Girls, taking the art world to task for its abominable representation—or rather, the lack thereof—of ...

theaters — meeting artists wherever they are, Merriwether-Hawkins said. Events occur around the country and the world with 39 total chapters, but Black Girls in Art Spaces’ roots are in Dallas.

“We see it through the beauty of music.” “To see something created ... It was a collective celebration of a young girl’s triumph with a perfect ending for the girl who lived the story ...