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Fall Arts Festival to Honor Enduring Impact of James Baldwin and Literary Legends of the Civil Rights Movement

Longest-running festival devoted to civil rights will feature literary legend Walter Mosley, celebrity chef Keith Corbin, Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, tributes to Khalil Gibran and Octavia Butler, and […]

Reintroducing “March On” – A New Chapter in Our Story

Our world, as beautiful as it can be, still needs healing. While we all contribute, it often feels like it’s never enough. One vital step toward progress is truth—understanding where […]

Black Art In America: March On

“You are touched by people so long in the past that they didn’t know your names, when you’re the dream that they had for today, and now you are creating […]

March On presents “Pulpits, Protest and Power: The Live Event”

In the heart of the nation’s capital, where history has often been made and echoes of the civil rights movement still resonate, an event like no other unfolds each year. […]

How Little Richard Balanced Being A Black Gay Rockstar

EMMY AWARD-WINNING DIRECTOR LISA CORTES CHRONICLES THE LIFE OF THE MUSICAL LEGEND FOR THE DOCUMENTARY 'LITTLE RICHARD: I AM EVERYTHING.'

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Our Immersive Salon featured cutting-edge virtual and augmented reality works by Cara Page, Alia ElKattan, Lujain Ibrahim, and LaJune’ McMillian. Audiences explored everything from algorithmic curation to ancestral storytelling through VR. These interactive experiences allowed us to see the intersection of art, tech, and history like never before!

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Our festival showcased the next generation of storytellers with the Film Competition Finalist Screenings. Emerging and student filmmakers from around the world shared powerful narratives ranging from social justice to personal identity, sparking meaningful dialogue and inspiration. Congratulations to all the finalists for their outstanding work!

Emerging Documentary Films & Shorts
For Those That Lived Here
Anywhere the Wind Blows
Psalm for the Mismemoried
Fannie
Lyrical
A Lien
Freedom Waders: The Struggle to Integrate Chicago’s Rainbow Beach
I Identify as Me
Mon Afrique
The Purpose
1001cuts

#MarchOnFest #FilmCompetition #EmergingFilmmakers #StudentFilmmakers #Storytelling

We celebrated African American printmakers at the March On Atlanta Fine Art Print Fair (@atlantafineartprintfair). Featuring works from legacy and contemporary artists, the event highlighted the richness of printmaking as a vital medium for artistic expression. Attendees were also treated to a panel discussion led by Najee Dorsey (@najee.dorsey), with Percy Martin and Ed McCluney sharing their insights into the history of African American printmaking.

#MarchOnFest #FineArtPrintFair #AfricanAmericanArt #ArtCollectors @blackartinamerica_