February 10–27 The Museum at FIT Lobby This project is a collegewide experiential learning project supported by a President’s Diversity
The FIT Soul Club was created after the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in 1968, and lasted until
Three panelists engage in a conversation on innovative aspects and new ways of curating histories and art. Learn about exciting
In recognition of Black History Month, the UCE of FIT holds a virtual talk with multimedia artist Billy Gerard Frank.
Maafa—the Kiswahili word for “calamity” or “catastrophe”—is the term used for the African holocaust of 10 million slaves who were
Host: Steven Johnson, adjunct faculty, Fine Arts A guided cross-cultural and cross-generational drawing and connecting activity. This event is part
Host: Steven Johnson, adjunct faculty, Fine Arts A guided cross-cultural and cross-generational drawing and listening activity. This event is part
Host: Steven Johnson, adjunct faculty, Fine Arts A guided cross-cultural and cross-generational drawing activity. This event is part of the
Students from History 201: Classics in African American History present a Black History Month video in which they talk with
Presenters: Shawn Grain Carter, associate professor, Fashion Business Management Laticha Brown, assistant professor and assistant chair, Fashion Business Management The