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Ambiguos Jewelry Sale Ambiguos Jewelry Sale

From: bonnie
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LOL' NYCE FASHIONS BOUTIQUE < FORMERLY KNOWN AS LLOYD'S OF LONDON >

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                AMBIGUOUS JEWELRY DESIGNS PRESENTS ARTIST

                SHOWCASE FEATURING ARTISAN CURTIS BUCKNER

                METAL & CANVAS AND KAREN JACKSON/KAYA SELLING

                HANDMADE JEWELRY 25% --- 50% OFF

                WWW.AMBIGUOUSJEWELRYART.COM

DATE      SATURDAY 26TH SEPTEMBER 2009

TIME       5.30PM -------------------------------- 11PM

WHERE   4818 CHURCH AVENUE BROOKLYN NY 11203

                <between 48th/49th street, take 2,5 train to church avenue then

                  catch dollar van or bus on church ave to 48th.>

                1347 731 5159

                1646 371 7828

                1347 240 4086

                Blackbonesinmotion@yahoo.com

MIND, BODY, SOUL,HOME.
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THE FLYCATCHER’S IDENTITY Lis THE FLYCATCHER’S IDENTITY Listing: THEATRE

From: azizapr
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THE FLYCATCHER’S IDENTITY

Listing: THEATRE

Nigeria’s Art & Culture takes center stage during the celebration of Nigeria’s Independence as the curtain rises on The Flycatcher’s Identity (Off Broadway) and Fela! on Broadway.

The Flycatcher’s Identity by P. Chudi Uwazurike, PhD, directed by Marcia Forbes-Shannon and produced by Fabian Burrell. October 15, 2009 – November 1, 2009 at Grand Theater @ Producers’ Club, 358 West 44^th Street, New York City. Thurs-Sat 7:30pm, Sat and Sun matinee 2:30pm and Wed. Oct 28, 7:30pm. Tickets – General Admission: $18.00! Discounts for Seniors, Students w/ID and Groups of 10+: $15.00. www.flycatchersidentity.com. 212-726-8268 Ramba Productions.

Set in present day Lagos, a young New York woman goes in search of the father who abandoned her and her mother and fled to his homeland during the era of the Civil Rights Movement. When she discovers that her father is living a wealthy existence in Lagos, Nigeria she is determined to confront him and disguises herself as a maid to gain entry into his household. Arriving in Lagos, during a locust plague, she discovers not only that her father is married but his house of cards is about to topple on him and only her and her legal eagle fiancé can save him from financial ruin and a political scandal. Original Highlife music score by Cameroon-Nigerian maestro Ladi “This Kind of Man” Kong throbs throughout the two-hour drama with music.
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THE FLYCATCHER’S IDENTITY THE FLYCATCHER’S IDENTITY

From: azizapr
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FABIAN BURRELL

In Association with

RAMBA PRODUCTIONS

Presents

THE FLYCATCHER’S IDENTITY

Written by P. Chudi Uwazurike, PhD

Directed by Marcia Forbes-Shannon

Stage Managed by Calvin Mitchell

Celebrating Nigeria’s Highlife music and the redemption of the human spirit!

Nigeria’s Art & Culture takes center stage during the celebration of Nigeria’s Independence as the curtain rises on The Flycatcher’s Identity (Off Broadway) and Fela! on Broadway.

New York, NY (September 16, 2009) – The excitement is building as The Flycatcher’s Identity leaps from the page to the stage at Grand Theater @ Producers’ Club, 358 West 44^th Street, New York City. Thursday, October 15, 2009 is the official opening night.

Producer, Fabian Burrell, in association with Ramba Productions presents this timeless masterpiece which celebrates the redemption of the human spirit laced with an originally composed Highlife music score. Written by P. Chudi Uwazurike, PhD, the play unfolds through the mystical eyes of the Earth Mother and opens at John F. Kennedy’s International Airport but crosses the Atlantic to present day Lagos, Nigeria as a young woman searches for the father who abandoned her and her mother and fled to his homeland during the era of the Civil Rights Movement. Music score composed by Cameroon-Nigerian Highlife maestro Ladi Kong of “This Kind of Man” fame.

Award-winning playwright and New York-based professor, Uwazurike, has to his credit such plays as the Niger State Drama Festival 1^st Prize winner House of Little Regrets (1980), Prisoner of the Kalakiri and The Fire and the Goddess. He is also the author of the novels, Yesterday was Silent; Nwuzoh Nwannah & The Song of a Thousand Tunes and the collection Playing Off-Off Broadway & Other Essays, Plays, Poetry & a Novel, 1974-1984.

The director, Marcia Forbes-Shannon comes to the production with a fresh approach and a keen ear for the Nigerian dialect. Her impressive theatre arts training at the prestigious Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts in Jamaica brought her work to the attention of the producer. She has received many awards as an Artistic Director in the Jamaica Cultural Development Commission’s Speech, Music and Drama Festival, and continues to collect accolades for her original plays, directing and set designs.

The cast includes:

Nathalie Dispagne, Stacey Dotson,* Marsha Hamilton, Daralyn Jay, Kristen Kress, Omar M’Sai, Tomiké Lee Ogugua, Lee Marvin Sebastiany, Jonathan Williams

Crew: Stage Management/Set Design/Sound Design/Lighting Design & Drumming – Calvin Mitchell; Costume Designer – Bonnie Sandy; Marketing & Promotions - Aziza PR, Deirdre McIntosh-Brown, Jose Toure

The show will have a limited engagement from October 15 – November 1, 2009 and will continue to stage productions throughout the nation en route to Nigeria, Spring 2010.

####

*Actor appears courtesy Actor’s Equity Association.

For interviews and press review tickets, please contact:

Aziza Public Relations

860-294-9277

azizapr@gmail.com
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Flycatcher Identity Off Broadw Flycatcher Identity Off Broadway

From: flycatchersidentity
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FABIAN BURRELL

In Association with

RAMBA PRODUCTIONS

Presents

THE FLYCATCHER’S IDENTITY

Written by P. Chudi Uwazurike, PhD

Directed by Marcia Forbes-Shannon

Stage Managed by Calvin Mitchell

Celebrating Nigeria’s Highlife music and the redemption of the human spirit!

Nigeria’s Art & Culture takes center stage during the celebration of Nigeria’s Independence as the curtain rises on The Flycatcher’s Identity (Off Broadway) and Fela! on Broadway.

New York, NY (September 16, 2009) – The excitement is building as The Flycatcher’s Identity leaps from the page to the stage at Grand Theater @ Producers’ Club, 358 West 44^th Street, New York City. Thursday, October 15, 2009 is the official opening night.

Producer, Fabian Burrell, in association with Ramba Productions presents this timeless masterpiece which celebrates the redemption of the human spirit laced with an originally composed Highlife music score. Written by P. Chudi Uwazurike, PhD, the play unfolds through the mystical eyes of the Earth Mother and opens at John F. Kennedy’s International Airport but crosses the Atlantic to present day Lagos, Nigeria as a young woman searches for the father who abandoned her and her mother and fled to his homeland during the era of the Civil Rights Movement. Music score composed by Cameroon-Nigerian Highlife maestro Ladi Kong of “This Kind of Man” fame.

Award-winning playwright and New York-based professor, Uwazurike, has to his credit such plays as the Niger State Drama Festival 1^st Prize winner House of Little Regrets (1980), Prisoner of the Kalakiri and The Fire and the Goddess. He is also the author of the novels, Yesterday was Silent; Nwuzoh Nwannah & The Song of a Thousand Tunes and the collection Playing Off-Off Broadway & Other Essays, Plays, Poetry & a Novel, 1974-1984.

The director, Marcia Forbes-Shannon comes to the production with a fresh approach and a keen ear for the Nigerian dialect. Her impressive theatre arts training at the prestigious Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts in Jamaica brought her work to the attention of the producer. She has received many awards as an Artistic Director in the Jamaica Cultural Development Commission’s Speech, Music and Drama Festival, and continues to collect accolades for her original plays, directing and set designs.

The cast includes:

Adesoji Ademiluyi, Nathalie Dispagne, Stacey Dotson,* Marsha Hamilton, Daralyn Jay, Kristen Kress, Omar M’Sai, Tomiké Lee Ogugua, Lee Marvin Sebastiany

Crew: Stage Management/Set Design/Sound Design/Lighting Design & Drumming – Calvin Mitchell; Marketing & Promotions – Aziza PR, Deirdre McIntosh-Brown

The show will have a limited engagement from October 15 – November 1, 2009 and will continue to stage productions throughout the nation en route to Nigeria, Spring 2010.

####

*Actor appears courtesy Actor’s Equity Association.

For interviews and press review tickets, please contact:

Aziza Public Relations
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Highlife sample Highlife sample

From: flycatchersidentity
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Nigeria’s Art & Culture takes center stage during the celebration of Nigeria’s Independence as the curtain rises on The Flycatcher’s Identity (Off Broadway) and Fela! on Broadway.

The Flycatcher’s Identity by P. Chudi Uwazurike, PhD, directed by Marcia Forbes-Shannon and produced by Fabian Burrell. October 15, 2009 – November 1, 2009 at Grand Theater @ Producers’ Club, 358 West 44th Street, New York City. Thurs-Sat 7:30pm, Sat & Sun matinee 2:30pm & Wed. Oct 28, 7:30pm. Tickets – General Admission: $18.00! Discounts for Seniors, Students w/ID & Groups of 10+: $15.00. www.flycatchersidentity.com. 212-726-8268 Ramba Productions.

Set in present day Lagos, a young New York woman goes in search of the father who abandoned her and her mother and fled to his homeland during the era of the Civil Rights Movement. When she discovers that her father is living a wealthy existence in Lagos, Nigeria she is determined to confront him and disguises herself as a maid to gain entry into his household. Arriving in Lagos, during a locust plague, she discovers not only that her father is married but his house of cards is about to topple on him and only her and her legal eagle fiancé can save him from financial ruin and a political scandal. Original Highlife music score by Cameroon-Nigerian maestro Ladi “This Kind of Man” Kong throbs throughout the two-hour drama with music.

http://www.flycatchersidentity.com
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Local Fashion Artand Design Ev Local Fashion Artand Design Events

From: atogunatv
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NEWS on THE BUSINESS OF FASHION ART & DESIGN

FASHION CAMP NY SS0- AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 2009

Interested register here We want 2 bring together all who Design, Make, Show, Sell, Market or Buy using technology!More info is on site www.fashioncamp.org.
http://twitter.com/fashioncamp

June 6^th-June 20^th. WITHOUT FACES.

WITHOUT FACES. - a collective exhibition, featuring artists of diverse heritage.

Opening reception on Saturday, June 6^th from 2 to 5pm…closing celebration Saturday,

The Caribbean Literary & Cultural Center in Collaboration with Richie Richardson and CARIB,

June 7th Moshood 15th Anniversay show at store

www.AfrikanSpirit.com

Juneteenth Fashion Show Curated By Brenda Brunson Bey

June 23rd- I will send detals to nmembers as soon as they come in so

register and make sure you set your email for updates

Fashion Arts And xchange Juneteenth Fashion Career Expo

June 24th 101m-8pm www.fashionCareerExpo.org

Full Figure Fashion Week

http://www.fffweek.com/schedule.html

July 25th 2009 Black Doll Show

at the riverside church,manhattan, 11am to 6pm for
more info
www.blackdollshows.com
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Malachite Cliff Pendant Malachite Cliff Pendant

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I am of African American, Cherokee, and Blackfoot heritage and I work in the Spiritual Visionary tradition.I come from a long line of creative people who could manifest anything. Art has always been in my life. I am an all around Fine Artist. My jewelry is currently made from cast Sterling Silver organic shapes and primarily rough gemstones. My forms are often inspired by natural phenomena or Spirit. I have the utmost respect and love for the Silver and Gemstones I use to create artjewelry. Gems are chosen for their vibrations, attraction & their use as tools of transformation. All that we need is within us, yet each gem can be a tool to extract what we need. My work expresses the Divine.
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Larimar Blue Lace Agate Pendan Larimar Blue Lace Agate Pendant

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I am of African American, Cherokee, and Blackfoot heritage and I work in the Spiritual Visionary tradition.I come from a long line of creative people who could manifest anything. Art has always been in my life. I am an all around Fine Artist. My jewelry is currently made from cast Sterling Silver organic shapes and primarily rough gemstones. My forms are often inspired by natural phenomena or Spirit. I have the utmost respect and love for the Silver and Gemstones I use to create artjewelry. Gems are chosen for their vibrations, attraction & their use as tools of transformation. All that we need is within us, yet each gem can be a tool to extract what we need. My work expresses the Divine.
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Amazonite Abalone Ocean pendan Amazonite Abalone Ocean pendant

From: Bianca
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I am of African American, Cherokee, and Blackfoot heritage and I work in the Spiritual Visionary tradition.I come from a long line of creative people who could manifest anything. Art has always been in my life. I am an all around Fine Artist. My jewelry is currently made from cast Sterling Silver organic shapes and primarily rough gemstones. My forms are often inspired by natural phenomena or Spirit. I have the utmost respect and love for the Silver and Gemstones I use to create artjewelry. Gems are chosen for their vibrations, attraction & their use as tools of transformation. All that we need is within us, yet each gem can be a tool to extract what we need. My work expresses the Divine.
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Agate Bali Hairstick Agate Bali Hairstick

From: Bianca
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I am of African American, Cherokee, and Blackfoot heritage and I work in the Spiritual Visionary tradition.I come from a long line of creative people who could manifest anything. Art has always been in my life. I am an all around Fine Artist. My jewelry is currently made from cast Sterling Silver organic shapes and primarily rough gemstones. My forms are often inspired by natural phenomena or Spirit. I have the utmost respect and love for the Silver and Gemstones I use to create artjewelry. Gems are chosen for their vibrations, attraction & their use as tools of transformation. All that we need is within us, yet each gem can be a tool to extract what we need. My work expresses the Divine.
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