Qiana Mestrich Photography – Panama City, Panama 2008

Qiana Mestrich

. Published on May 31, 2008. 0

+ There are no comments

Add yours

Cancel reply

You must be logged in to post a comment.

Invisible No More: Utah Latino Dignity March

Salt Lake City Public LibraryOpening Ceremony: Monday, November 19, NoonOn April 9, 2006, more than 43,000 people marched peacefully from the City and … Read More →

The Annual Gallup Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial

Held over 4 days during the summer in Gallup, New Mexico, every year this ceremonial features: dances, a Queen contest, all-Indian invitational rodeo, … Read More →

UNDEREXPOSED: PHOTOGRAPHS BY FRANKLYN RODGERS

The UK's National Portrait Gallery4 April - 8 June 2008Ondaatje Wing Main Hall. Free admission.BLACK BRITISH ACTING TALENT CELEBRATED IN NEW … Read More →

Exhibition: No Place – like Home. Perspectives on Migration in Europe

Opening Saturday, April 4, 2008 Argos - Werfstraat 13 - 1000 BrusselsThe group exhibition No Place - like Home: Perspectives on Migration in Europe … Read More →

Exhibit: “Remix: Indigenous Identities in the 21st Century”

The Peabody Museum at Harvard University Peabody Museum of Archaeology and EthnologyHarvard University - 11 Divinity Avenue 02138617.496.1027 … Read More →

RIP: Sekou Sundiata, 1948–2007

On the morning of July 18, 2007 we lost another great Black man: Sekou Sundiata. It's sad but until I heard about his passing, I never really delved … Read More →

Reflections of “Us” by Robin McNeil

Beautiful greeting cards made by a former Federal special-agent and now stay-at-home Mom, Robin McNeil.Excerpt from the website's "About Us" page: … Read More →

The Next Generation: Satomi Shirai

Photo and entry from the ArtCade Forum blog about Japanese photographer Satomi Shirai (shown left), a Hunter College MFA student. "Her earlier … Read More →

James Presley Ball: African-American daguerreotypist

We've all heard about iconic Black photographers like Gordon Parks and James VanDerZee, but today I found out about the "founder of African-American … Read More →

Women on the Verge Show at Art Dubai

Women on the VergeThe Empty Quarter, fine art photography gallery Gate Village, Bldg 02 P.O.BOX 506697DIFC Dubai, UAEMarch 20th - April 30th, … Read More →

MORE FEAR: THE FINAL CALL Brooklyn photographers Akintola Hanif and Jamel Shabazz display work depicting the lives of America’s neglectedExhibition … Read More →

A Drum Beats in Brooklyn: A Photography Exhibition Celebrating the Drum-Based and African Influenced Traditions of Brooklyn

Curators: She Shootin' Photography Collective Exhibit Dates: February 14 – May 13 Opening Reception: Thursday, February 15, 5:30 – 7:30 pm Public … Read More →