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The Amadalozi gallery will be filled with effervescent and colorful floras, courtesy of the Miami based pop artist Ed King. The Transcendent Prerogative will be on exhibit from January 24 through February 12, 2014 at the Amadlozi Gallery at 6161 NW 22^nd Avenue, a part of the African Heritage Cultural Arts Center via collaboration with Sugarcane Magazine. This exhibit features one hundred new works that explore the convergence of pollination and divinity. “My Vision for this new body of work is simple: pollination and the human soul” said King, who is the first pop artist to exhibit at the African Heritage Cultural Arts Center. “This show explores the simplicity of our human condition; we are spiritual visuals traveling an expansive gulf of time, all the while, pollinating the world with our words, ideas, love and life.” Curator Melissa Hunter Davis says that she is excited to bring pop art to Liberty City” I love the new, the untried.” she said” and, I love creating connections and pro

MARK YOUR CALENDARS FOR SAINT SABINA's 2014 AFRICAN AMERICAN SPEAKING SERIES STARTING FEB. 7, 2014 AT 7:30 P.M.

• Posted by Chinta Strausberg on January 29, 2014 at 8:00pm

Greetings all. 

As I am sure you know, Mumia Abu-Jamal was a journalist and writer before his conviction for killing a police officer in 1981. He has been in prison continuously since then, following his exposure of the racism and corruption involved in the bombing of the MOVE movement in Philadelphia.

Two documentaries are showing this weekend in London as part of the African Odysseys series: 

Let the Fire Burn - The MOVE organisation were considered to be dangerous radicals because, among other things, they grew their own food.  This film documents this extraordinary event in which local Philadelphia residents, including children, were killed.  Many of the bodies were burnt beyond recognition.  Bullet holes were found in the bodies.  Let the Fire Burn tells the story.  Showing with:  

Long Distance Revolutionary: A Journey with Mumia Abu-Jamal