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Tag Archives: Edgar Arceneaux

1. Edgar Arceneaux at WaNaWari

   WaNaWari is a new cultural center in the Central District. Located at 911 24th avenue on the site of Inye Wokoma’s grandmother’s house, it is “Reclaiming Space for Black Art and Stories.” Four people are collaborating: Inye Wokoma and Elisheba Johnson are African American artists affected by gentrification and displacement . Jill Freidberg and Rachel […]

   This entry was posted on May 26, 2019 and is filed under Uncategorized.

   Tags: Edgar Arceneaux, Libraries. Book of Black Lies, WaNaWari

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