Happy Halloween!
If you are seeking a treat, join me on November 1 for the launch of my online book party that celebrates my new book, That Which Awakens Me: A Creative Woman’s Poetic Memoir of Self-Discovery. See the book cover below. Please leave a comment about the book cover in the comment section.
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For Immediate Release
Contact: Ms. Juanita Britton
202-610-4188
www.bzbinternational.com
BZB’s 19th Annual Holiday Gift and Art Show
( Washington , DC ) – October 20,2009 - Over 75 local retailers will join together to present fine jewelry; designer & ethnic fashions; eclectic gifts and ho… Continue
“Welcome To My Global Hood” What is Environmental Justice?
Arts Change - Artist in Residency 2009 Richmond, CA
What is environmental justice? What is fine Art? How do these two things work together to empower, youth, community and the world abroad? Eye believe fine art is a singular… Continue
Added by MILTON 510 on August 16, 2009 at 11:37am —
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Greetings,
I would like to inform you that I did pass through and stayed for a while at the Re-Opening of Eastern Market that took place today. I did not make the ribbon cutting ceremony that took place yesterday. I am sadden by the eviction of the owners and workers of the Market 5 Gallery. Despite that, I think the celebration that took place today was awesome and there were a wide variety of musicians and other entertainers.
Some of the regular vendors that were orginally there before the e… Continue
That Which Awakens Me: Kreative Grooviness (2005)
(Painting appears on front cover of book)
Copyright 2009 by Madelyn C. Leeke
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For Immediate Release
Contact: Chuck Hicks at
202-421-8608 or mrblackhistory@yahoo.com
Juneteenth Celebration Hosted by the Special Collections Division of the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library, in conjunction with the African-American Civil War Museum, the DC Black History Celebration Committee, and the D.C. Office of Aging
(Washington, DC) - May 11, 2009 - Juneteenth Celebration Hosted by the Special Collections Division of the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library, in conjunction w… Continue
Dance Africa, DC 2009
DC's 22nd annual festival celebrates the dance and music of the African Diaspora while honoring traditional heritage and its transformation into contemporary forms. The vitality and richness of African culture is experienced through dance, music, visual arts, food, clothing and crafts. Through master classes, outreach to school children, a performance series and an African Marketplace, DanceAfrica, DC promotes a greater understanding of African culture and illuminates its… Continue
For Immediate Release
Contact: Afrika Abney
at afrikamaabney@yahoo.com
June is Art and Music Month
June is Art and Music Month and is a celebration highlighting the valuable work produced by independent and professional artists of all sorts. Held annually in June, Art and Mus… Continue
Is that cocky? I hope it isn't because I do not wish to be cocky or conceited. I get so caught up in the daily grind of "I have to do this, I gotta do that, I forgot to do that" it can be really draining and discouraging at times. Especially, when you don't see immediate results. I really appreciate when I have time to sit (or make time rather) and look at my past creations before the race is off and running again. I just took time to look at some photos I took last year. I love them! I can tell… Continue
Added by kimberly on March 15, 2009 at 1:48pm —
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Today I am celebrating Smith Farm Center for Healing and the Arts - http://www.smithfarm.com. I have been working as an artist-in-residence for Smith Farm since 2001. Click here to learn about the program:… Continue
Leeke and Eng Family represent our ancestors and family members at the
Inauguration on the National Mall - My sister Syl Eng (very cool black and red hat)
and Lu Eng Leeke (standing in back), me, and my brother Mark (with his Dallas Cowboys hat)
Photo Credit: A Fellow American… Continue
Blessings All,
Today is the 80th birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. He was a committed and complex America man who shared his gifts as a clergyman, activist, civil rights leader, and writer with the world. When I think of Dr. King, one word comes to mind - SERVICE. The way he lived… Continue
Love Mentalism: Be Love, Love Light (No pun intended!) by Ananda Leeke
Acrylic painting - 2005
The painting reflects what happens in Ananda's body when she surrenders
to the divine flow of creative energy and allows it to move freely through
her seven chakras (energy centers… Continue
Tune into the January 4th episode of BAP Living Radio at 7:00 pm EST for a discussion on "Soulful Living: Wisdom on How to Live Your Best Life in 2009." Dr. Anita Davis DeFoe, an author and entrepreneur, will be interviewed about her book, A Woman's Guide to Soulful Living. For more information, visit www.dranitadavisdefoe.com/home.html. Click here to listen to the show: www.talkshoe.com/tc/18598.
Mark your calendars for two special… Continue
Groovy News! I just learned that the December 29th issue of The Nation features an article about one of my all-time favorite curators, Thelma Golden. It is entitled "Back Talk: Thelma Golden." Christine Smallwood wrote the article and gave Golden an opportunity to share her views as the… Continue