Exhibition Category: DuSable Exhibition
Exhibition
SLAVERY. TEN TRUE STORIES OF DUTCH COLONIAL SLAVERY
“Slavery. Ten True Stories of Dutch Colonial Slavery,” was created by the Rijksmuseum, the Netherlands’ national museum of art and history. At the invitation of the United Nations, the Rijksmuseum has curated a special “capsule” version of this acclaimed exhibition which will tour the United States. The exhibition will be available at The DuSable Black History Museum and Education Center until June 30, 2024.
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THE MANY COLORS OF US
“The Many Colors of Us,” is an innovative experience for children to learn and celebrate racial and ethnic diversity through play. The individual hands-on exhibits encourage interactive, pretend, solo and collaborative play to spark children’s self-awareness and their awareness of others. Throughout their play, children will be exposed to diverse cultures and different racial and ethnic backgrounds at each zone such as ‘The Hair Shop’, ‘The Skins We’re In’ ‘The Multicultural Food Court’ and ‘The Self Portrait Gallery’ among other experiences of the exhibit, children will have fun while engaging in cognitive, affective, and emotional learning.
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The Art of Our Storytellers: Selections from the Johnson Publishing Company Collection
In 1972, 820 South Michigan Avenue became the address of the iconic building constructed for the Johnson Publishing Company , publishers of EBONY and JET magazines. The high-rise was designed by John Moutoussamy, with interior design by Arthur Elrod and William Raiser. It was the first African American -owned building in Chicago’s downtown area. It remains the only Chicago high-rise to be designed by an African American.
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Equiano.Stories
A joint feature film project by Stelo Stories Studio and the DuSable Black History Museum and Education Center.
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