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Target Sundays at CAAM – Telling our stories, experiencing our art & sharing our history!
Through the eyes and voices of traditional and contemporary artists, community leaders, cultural historians, activists, and educators, this once-a-month Sunday cultural experience celebrates the diverse influences and achievements of art and culture from the African American Diaspora.
Featured during the 2008 season will be a special mask making workshop featuring well known Los Angeles based artist, Elliot Pinkney. Each month Mr. Pinkney will lead participants in molding masks with a quick hardening clay. Design your own mask and take it home with you!
Call the Target Sunday @ CAAM hotline 213.744.2132 for updates.
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Sunday, September 7, 2008
Merely Marley
Celebrating the Caribbean Diaspora, we pay our tributes to the widely popular music of Bob Marley and his legacy - inspirational across generations and cultures. We have a young percussionist Magette Sow, who also happens to be a CAAM Young Docent; Andrew Clarke, award winning singer and actor from Jamaica; India Sadie, singer and model hailing from Kinston, N.C.; Neville Garrick, graphic artist and photographer hailing from Jamaica and based in LA, most known for his design of Bob Marley album covers shares his knowledge of Marley; Ms. Triniti, young singer climbing the music charts in Jamaica and Mikioi, female duo with their band from Hawai'i bringing their special Jawaiian sound to CAAM! It will be a round the world sound on Sunday! While you are at CAAM check out the exhibit, "Let Your Motto Be Resistance" and our permanent exhibition "The African American Journey West!"
- Museum opens at 11am
- Live program begins at 1pm
- And remember, this event is FREE! Parking is at 39th and Figueroa Streets and is $6 per vehicle.
