Thursday, June 6, 2013

Hotel accommodations during African Diaspora Exhibition opening weekend

If you and/or your family & Friends plan on coming to the opening weekend for African Diaspora Art Exhibition in Sept, we have great accommodations at Hyatt Place in West Palm Beach

 Group name: African Diaspora Group Rate: $105.00 plus tax per night 
Dates of Group: September 19-22, 2013 
Group Code: G-AFRI 
Cutoff Date for Reservations: August 29, 2013
 For Reservations guest can call toll free 1-888-HYATT-HP (492-8847), 561-655-1454, select option 3 and ask for African Diaspora Group rate. 

 They can also visit www.HyattPlaceWestPalmBeach.com and enter in the Group Code (G- AFRI) and the dates they would like to stay. 

 CLICK HERE TO RESERVE YOUR ROOM FOR THE AFRICAN DIASPORA GROUP AT HYATT PLACE WEST PALM BEACH/DOWNTOWN 

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Sunday, June 2, 2013

Collaboration: African Diaspora Exhibition

For immediate release: June 2, 2013

For more information call:
Trina Slade-Burks
561-714-6674
info@atbfineartists.com

  
Collaboration: African Diaspora Exhibition
The exhibition that unifies people through their artistic spirit



collaboration: (n) the act of working jointly.

Collaboration started as a showcase of artists, presented in homes, businesses and other alternative spaces allowing artwork to be viewed by clients in a realistic or unusual environment. It allows the artists to intermingle with buyers one on one and develop a personal relationship with the public at large 
The concept of visual artists of diverse spirits working together to spread art appreciation in the community was the brain child of husband and wife artist team Anthony Burks Sr. and Trina Slade-Burks of A.T.B. Fine Artists & Designers LLC. along with jewelry artist and educator Lea Jefferson and fiber artist and consultant Barbara Cheives. It is an opportunity for art collectors and professionals to experience great art in inhabitable space and feel at home doing so.

 A.T.B. in partnership with The Armory Art Center ( at 1700 Parker Avenue, WPB, FL) is hosting a Harlem Renaissance-style art exhibition showcasing 25 visual & 9 literary artists of African Diaspora. The African Diaspora concept is based on the historical background of the artists not necessarily the subject matter of the work.

Show runs from September 20-November 9, 2013
Opening: Friday, September 20, 2013 6pm-9pm
Artists Panel: Saturday, September 21, 2013 12pm-4pm (Ticket sales for lunch prior to speaking engagement TBA)
Book signing of the Mighty 9 Saturday, Sept. 28, 2013  12pm-3pm
Converge & Associates Consulting Hosts National Coalition of 100 Black Women Inc. WPB
    Chapter Evening of Art Wine & Cheese Friday, October 4, 2013  6pm-9pm
      

Artists :
Addonis Parker, Al Burts, Anthony Burks Sr., Barbara Cheives, Carl Craig, David German, Donald McKnight, Franklin Sinanan, Herschel Yelder, Howard T. Cash, James Rush, JaFleu, Kianga Jinaki, Lee Glaze, Lupe Lawrence, Michael Hall, Mikhaile Solomon, Nzingah Oniwosan, Robert McKnight, Rodney Jackson, Shawn Henderson,
Simone De Bernard, T Elliot Mansa, Tonya Akins, Trina Slade-Burks a.k.a. Diz-E Image

Mighty 9 Writers:
Angelina Stewart, Ansonia Hixon, Damaa Bell, Jasira Monique, L. Medford, Kimberly Nyesha Smith, Melissa McKnight, Trina Slade-Burks, Yulette Newman
 


Sponsors & Partners include:
Armory Art Center, ArtAfrica, Black Art America, Divinity Dance, Durga Garcia Photography, Irie Island Cuisine & Phat Bistro, Jerry's Artarama WPB,  Singer Raquel Williams, Smooth Bounce Entertainment