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#BlackHistoryIsEveryMonthOfTheYear
Sequential Art: THE NEXT STEP was a first of its kind traveling exhibit spotlighting the contributions of African Americans to mainstream comic book art and popular culture. It was created and curated by yours truly (Rob Stull) in 1994. The exhibit’s … Continue reading →
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Tagged #BlackHistoryIsEveryMonthOfTheYear, 10 year traveling exhibit, Black comic book art exhibit, Black History, Exhibit featuring African-American comic book artists, Exhibit featuring black comic book artists, First of its kind, Rob Stull, Rob Stull Art, Rob Stull Artist, Sequential Art: The Next Step
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BLACK HISTORY – THE NEXT STEP
SEQUENTIAL ART: THE NEXT STEP was a first of its kind traveling exhibit spotlighting the contributions of African Americans to mainstream comic book art and popular culture. It was created and curated by yours truly (Rob Stull) in 1994. The … Continue reading →
Posted in Blog, Events, Press
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Tagged African-American comic book artists, African-American contributions to comic book art and popular culture, Alex Simmons, Barry Gaither, Bettye Stull, Black comic book art exhibit, Black Comic Book Artists, Black History, Brian Stelfreeze, Chris Cross, Darryl Banks, Dawud Anyabwile, Dexter Vines, Don Hillsman, Eric Battle, Exhibit featuring African-American comic book artists, Exhibit featuring black comic book artists, First of its kind, Gloretta Baynes, Hannibal King, Harry Harrison, Heroes Convention, Jamal Igle, Jason Pearson, JD Smith, Jeff Bruce, Ken Lashley, Keron Grant, King Arts Complex, Larry Stroman, Louis Small Jr, Malcolm Davis, Mark Morales, Mshindo Kuumba 1, N Steven Harris, Ohio State University, Rob Stull, Rob Stull Art, sequential art, Sequential Art: The Next Step, Stanford Carpenter, The Afro-American Cultural Center, The National Center of Afro-American Artists, The Next Step, The Tubman Museum, The Words and Pictures Museum, Walter McDaniel, William H. Foster III
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