Join the North Carolina Museum of Art on Saturday, May 6 for a conversation and book signing with North Carolina-based author and retired educator Bertha Boykin Todd.

Join mixed media artist Alexandria P. Clay on Thursday, August 25 at 6:30 pm as she discusses the process and themes of her work in Lost in Transition, an exhibition that celebrates the history of Black educators in Wilmington, NC.

Join us Sunday, August 21, at 3 pm for the premiere of Lessons from the Rosenwald Schools.

Join us Thursday, July 21, at 6 pm for the opening reception of Lost in Transition curated by Michael S. Williams, consultant and Black On Black Project founder. Featuring works by Alexandria P. Clay, the exhibition aims to celebrate the legacy of 20th century Black educators in Wilmington, NC.

The performance Lost in Transition is a prelude to an exhibition of portraits of educators from Wilmington, N.C. who instructed a generation of Black learners. Consultant and founder of Black On Black Project Michael S. Williams presents this performance and conversation that highlight how Black educators cared for and taught their students. Register here.