Join Pine Forest Education & Learning Center (PFELC) and the Black On Black Project on Sunday, November 8, 2026 for Roots & Remembrance: Restoration, an afternoon dedicated to preserving history, honoring those who came before us, and restoring access to one of Wilmington’s most historically significant burial grounds.
Join us for the opening reception of the Undying Yearning exhibition! This free event is Friday, October 16 at the Delta Arts Center in Winston-Salem, NC. Starting at 6:30 p.m., guests will see portraiture, short films, and sculpture that explore the legacy of "Katie B." and the "Big Four." There will also be a live performance!
Artist Jim Lee has illuminated his curiosity through his creations since the late 1990s. The Durham, North Carolina native’s works examine, among other things, the ideas behind abundance, assimilation and freedom. This exhibition opens October 19 in Wilmington, North Carolina.
Join mixed media artist Alexandria Clay on Thursday, February 3 at 7 p.m. as she discusses themes of her latest body of work, "I Carry Them On My Back, Of Course!"
In "I Carry Them On My Back, Of Course!," mixed media artist Alexandria P. Clay presents a body of work that eagerly searches for shelter from the trauma of experiencing marginalizing spaces.
Join artist Marcus Kiser, curator Alexys J. Taylor and mental health practitioners Dr. Stephanie Irby Coard and Dr. Tarra Bates-Duford for a conversation about mental health and the Black community.
Join Charlotte-based artist Marcus Kiser and exhibition curator Alexys J. Taylor on Thursday, October 7 to discuss the works in the exhibition MMXIX: I'M GLAD YOU BELIEVED IN ME. The Artist Talk will take place via Zoom webinar.
Our latest exhibition closes this weekend in Wilmington, N.C. In "Continuum of Change," we look at the late Congressman John Lewis' words from his 2012 book, "Across That Bridge." In it, Lewis states: "It is only through examining history that you become aware of where you stand within the continuum of change." We have gallery hours on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Join the artists and curator from the exhibition "Continuum of Change" on Saturday, August 7 at 2 p.m. to discuss the artwork and lessons we can learn from the historical figures shown through portraiture.
Join us Friday, July 23, 6 to 9 p.m. in Wilmington, N.C. during the Fourth Friday reception for "Continuum of Change." The exhibition, which is part of an effort called Initiative 1897, shares a glimpse into the lives of nine people who had a significant impact on the city of Wilmington in the 19th Century.
Our latest exhibition opens Friday, July 9 in Wilmington, N.C. and is called "Continuum of Change." Through this body of work, we look at the late Congressman John Lewis' words from his 2012 book, "Across That Bridge." In it, Lewis states: "It is only through examining history that you become aware of where you stand within the continuum of change."
Join a multigenerational group of Black women and gender-expansive people as they discuss the short film prophesy by writer and performer Monèt Noelle Marshall on Sunday, May 23 at 3 p.m.
Join Monèt Noelle Marshall, writer, performer and co-director of short film prophesy, for an intimate virtual facilitated session about the film. The event takes place on Thursday, May 13 at 7 p.m.
Join Monèt Noelle Marshall, writer, performer and co-director of short film prophesy, for an intimate virtual facilitated session about the film. The event takes place on Tuesday, May 4 at 7 p.m.
"The Front Lines" Virtual Screening - Saturday, April 17, 2021: Through a partnership with the University of North Carolina Wilmington, “The Front Lines” will be screened as part of a conference called Healing Generational Trauma.
Join artist Shay Hendricks for a conversion about their latest solo exhibition "Constellations: Ways I Felt, Things I Made."
Hear from writer and performer Monèt Noelle Marshall as she discusses her latest work prophesy.
How can art be used to foster necessary changes in our communities? Join Shaw University, the Black On Black Project and members of the Raleigh arts community for a conversation about the power of art in documenting societal issues and fostering change.
Join the Black On Black Project at DREAMs of Wilmington for a special screening of the new short film “The Front Lines,” which looks at some of the history of Wilmington, N.C.
Join the Black On Black Project at DREAMs of Wilmington for a special screening of the new short film “The Front Lines,” which looks at some of the history of Wilmington, N.C.
Join the Black On Black Project at the Cameron Art Museum for a special screening of the new short film “The Front Lines,” which looks at some of the history of Wilmington, N.C.
Black On Black Project Curated Conversations LIVE in partnership with the North Carolina Museum of Art. The conversation will feature Johnny Lee Chapman, III, Angela Thorpe, Anthony Otto Nelson and Jade Wilson. #BOBPCuratedConversations
Join the Arts Council of Fayetteville-Cumberland County and the Black On Black Project for a panel discussion and community conversation that will explore the different ways artists use their practice to help their respective communities. #TroublesomePresence #BlackOnBlackFayetteville
Join us at the Arts Council of Fayetteville-Cumberland County for a film screening of "Wilmington on Fire." A community discussion will follow the film screening with director Christopher Everett. The discussion will be moderated by Black On Black Project founder Michael S. Williams.
Join us Friday, January 24 in Fayetteville, N.C. for the opening reception of the exhibition “Troublesome Presence” curated by Black On Black Project founder Michael S. Williams. #TroublesomePresence #BlackOnBlackFayetteville.
Actor Sonny Kelly will perform his one-man performance “The Talk” at Fayetteville State University Jan. 23-25 at the Butler Theatre. The weekend of performances is part of FSU’s 2019-2020 Fine Arts Series. Get tickets here. The Jan. 23 program will include a post-show conversation moderated by Black On Black Project founder Michael S. Williams.
Celebrate the rich and diverse season of African-American theater in the Triangle on Sunday, Jan. 19 at Raleigh Little Theatre! The Triangle Friends of African American Arts is bringing together several performing arts organizations to showcase the wonderful African-American plays and musicals that will hit the stages in 2020. The emcee for the evening will be Black On Black Project founder Michael S. Williams. Buy tickets here.
Come to the North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics as the school hosts the Black on Black Project for a film screening of "Wilmington on Fire" Jan. 10. RSVP HERE.
Join us Thursday, Dec. 12, 6 to 9 p.m. at the North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics for the opening of Anthony Patterson's solo exhibition "Have You Heard..."
"Destroy the Man, Keep the Body" looks at ways the African-American community has supported itself in the United States the last 400 years. #DestroytheManKeeptheBody
"Destroy the Man, Keep the Body" looks at ways the African-American community has supported itself in the United States the last 400 years. #DestroytheManKeeptheBody
![Curated Conversations: 'I Carry Them On My Back, Of Course!' [Virtual]](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5898921bb8a79b70554b79c5/1642873681332-8LK7D1XO6HXCEMHMGWAV/clay_one.jpg)
