Professor Dwight Smith (Art Professor at Fayetteville State University AND co-principal of Fayetteville’s Ellington-White Gallery, a black owned business on Gillespie Street in Fayetteville)
Melvin Lewis, Emergency Services Director at Fayetteville State University and avid African-American humanities advocate.
Melvin interviewed Professor Smith about the Fayetteville-Cumberland County Arts Council’s Black History Month Gallery art show. The takeaway from the interview was African-American art is like all art – depicting our struggle to meet our hopes and dreams!
Next Episodes
Talkback for Sunday, April 7 2024 – Preview of the Solar Eclipse, United Way’s ‘Over the Edge’ fundraising event and the multiple community events of Saturday April 20th PLUS Norman Zander, community activity coordinator of the Salvation Army of the Sandhills.
Talkback for Sunday March 24, 2024. Lewis Chapel Missionary Baptist Easter Fun Fest Community Invitational w/ Kiara Geiger and Cumberland Council Council on Older Adults care-giver programs with Exec. Dir. Lisa Hughes
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