Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration

NCA New York "Are You Represented In What You See "- Artist Panel

Still, in the land of broadcast TV, Black casts are hard to come by. Today, Blacks are mainstream and the president is Black. Because of this, television executives and producers don't think they need to base sitcoms around African-Americans.

Our theme is "Are You Represented In What You See " we'll discuss what we must do as artist to continue to tell our stories and take control of our images and most importantly our history.This panel will consist of active artist contributing to our community and the African legacy. JOIN US!!! ( THIS EVENT IS FREE )

What: National Conference of Artists New York ( Art Panels & Art Demonstrations )

When: Saturday, February 25, 2012, 1-4 PM

Where: Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration, Skylight Gallery

Address: 1368 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, NY 11216

Moderated by: Isis Kenney of Hip Hop Fine Art

Hosted by: The National Conference of Artists NEW YORK.

JOIN US IN TIS FREE EVENT. PARTICIPATE IN OUR PANEL DISCUSSION AND ARTIST MIXER.
THIS EVENT IS APART OF THE NCA NEW YORK 2012 ARTS & CULTURAL CONFERENCE" February 23 - 26

OUR PANELIST INCLUDE:
Isis Kenney ( Panel Moderator )
Isis Kenney, Fine Artist, Media Personality and Performance Artist.
Isis Kenney is the creator and founder of Hip Hop Fine Art,which is the combination of the history of Hip Hop and Fine Art? https://www.hiphopfineart.com

Ernest Estimé
Ernest Estimé is a photographer based in New York City, whose work has become known for capturing the high voltage vibrancy of the music and entertainment industry.
With the young, fresh eye of a member of the millennial generation, Estimé catches the powerful, electric moments of his era. https://www.ernestestime.com

Andre Leroy Davis
André LeRoy Davis,Artist extraordinaire,Storyteller, Legendary Hip-Hop photographer, elder and motivational speaker.
André LeRoy Davis is known as, "Hip-Hop's official Cartoonist." https://blackartinamerica.com/profile/AndreLeRoyDavis

Gloria Aziza Lawyer
Gloria Aziza Lawyer, a retired New York City Department of Education school teacher, entrepreneur,
performing artist and a self-taught fine artist. https://blackartinamerica.com/profile/GloriaAziZaLawyer

"NCA NEW YORK 2012 ARTS & CULTURAL CONFERENCE" February 23 - 26
http://ncanewyork.com/

Check out the link below
See another reason why we were inspired to have this panel discussion
George Lucas: George Lucas discusses the difficulty of getting the Hollywood studio system to distribute an entirely African-American action movie.
http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/mon-january-9-2012/george-lucas?xrs=playershare_fb