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2014 FESTIVAL HIGHLIGHTS JULY — SEPT 2014
FEATURES
4 Greetings from the NBAF Board Chair 6 Greetings from the City of Atlanta 8 NBAF Strategic Vision
FESTIVAL HIGHLIGHTS:
12 Music 18 Dance 20 Theater/Spoken Word 26 Film 28 Visual Arts 30 Education 32 Legends 34 Gala
ABOUT NBAF
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GREETINGS FROM THE BOARD CHAIR Welcome to the 26th year of the National Black Arts Festival! We appreciate our corporate and foundation sponsors along with the many individuals whose generosity allows NBAF to host this year’s incredible range of events. NBAF is the only festival of its kind in Atlanta that brings together artists of African descent in the areas of dance, theater, film, music and visual arts. In fact, it is the longest-running multidisciplinary arts festival of the African Diaspora in this country. On the heels of a successful 25th anniversary season in 2013, we are proud to introduce you to the new NBAF. Our 2014 season is grounded in a fresh Strategic Vision that begins with the foundation of building local and national partnerships to bring compelling programming of the African Diaspora to Atlanta while empowering others along the way. This bold new vision will take us into the future and allow NBAF to become a national leader in the development of new work by artists of African descent. This season, NBAF has commissioned three world premieres — in dance, spoken word and hip-hop theater — as we move forward in this new direction. The theme for this year’s festival is “Higher and Higher” and the artists that will be presented are some of the most well-known and accomplished in their fields. The heightened cultural offerings begin with the inaugural Spotlight Series, which digs deep into one of the five NBAF disciplines each year, and continue with the new NBAF Global event, annually highlighting one region of the Diaspora. We have added educational programming, such as the Youth Empowerment Series (YES!), and created a new awards show format for the Legends Celebration. This summer, NBAF unveils this fresh, long-term vision that builds on our proudest accomplishments while taking the Festival to a whole new level as we celebrate works and exhibitions from renowned legends as well as emerging young artists. I am honored to serve NBAF as Chair of the Board during this amazing transformation. I hope you will join us throughout the season to celebrate culture, support the arts and feel your spirits lift higher and higher.
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Macy’s saLUTEs
Congratulations on another remarkable year of educating audiences, providing opportunities for artistic and creative expression and celebrating diversity!
GREETINGS FROM THE CITY OF ATLANTA
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NBAF STRATEGIC VISION
Entering its 26th year, NBAF has announced an exciting new Strategic Vision for 2014-2017, framed around seven strategic priorities which promote NBAF’s status as: 1. artistically world-class; 2. in vibrant partnerships with producing institutions in Atlanta and throughout the United States; 3. a leader in education and thought leadership on topics relevant to the art of people of African descent; 4. a vital part of the Atlanta and national communities; 5. recognized for its role as a springboard for new artists and new work; 6. supported by governance bodies at a financial level commensurate with the programmatic ambition; and 7. administratively sound, financially sound and diverse. The national black arts festival advances the art and artists of the African Diaspora, engaging children and adults as supporters, thinkers and creators on topics of social, historical, and economic importance, within a context of inclusivity, partnership, and unimpeachable artistic quality. NBAF will take concrete steps to achieve this vision every day. With the support of its loyal audiences, donors, and sponsors, and in partnership with artists and institutions in Atlanta and around the world, this year NBAF enters a new chapter. Join us this summer as NBAF’s star rises higher and higher. 2014 NBAF Playbill
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NBAF STRATEGIC VISION This season’s programming is emblematic of the new vision: • Events in five artistic disciplines — dance, music, theater, visual arts and film — will take place throughout Atlanta. • Each year, the Spotlight Series will go deep into one of the five NBAF disciplines in a series Wynton Marsalis of events curated by a legendary artist. This year Third World is the year of music, and beginning on July 25 at Atlanta Symphony Hall, NBAF 2014 Music Legend and Series curator Wynton Marsalis performs with Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra. • Each year, NBAF Global will provide a high-energy showcase of one region of the Diaspora. In August, reggae superpowers Third World (NBAF 2013 Legend), British-Jamaican megastar Maxi Priest and Atlanta’s own Julie Dexter team up for a high-intensity, super-smooth evening at The Tabernacle. • The Youth Empowerment Series (YES!) ups the game for children and their families with the Atlanta premiere of a new hip-hop theater piece (Game On!), a spoken word intensive for teens, a national awards competition, and the Generations Project — a series of free master classes for
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pre-professional students with the season’s most spectacular artists. • NBAF NEXT, a partnership with Atlanta-based NEXT and the national service organization, Alternate ROOTS, will provide artists working at the intersection of social justice and creative practice a national platform.
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director Music publisher
Opera company director Starts music therapy program
Manages a r&b band
Music law practice
Sings with opera
Opens recording studio
Conservatory scholarship Music business degree
Music industry major
Voice tutor for kids Choral competition, Vienna
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2014 INAUGURAL SPOTLIGHT SERIES
Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis • Heath Brothers Quartet plus Jeremy Pelt Jason Marsalis Vibes Quartet • Marcus Roberts Trio Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis — “...the finest big band in the world today.” — The Telegraph, UK
NBAF announces the inaugural Spotlight Series! Each year, the Festival goes deep into one of the five NBAF disciplines in a sequence of events curated by a legendary artist. This year is the year of music, and NBAF inaugurates this initiative by celebrating the vision of none other than NEA Jazz Master Wynton Marsalis, who has chosen three outstanding musicians to join him in taking jazz in Atlanta higher and higher. Spotlight Series curator Wynton Marsalis has personally chosen fellow NEA Jazz Master Jimmy Heath, vibraphone virtuoso Jason Marsalis and award-winning pianist Marcus Roberts to join the summer’s program. 2014 NBAF Playbill
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2014 MUSIC SEASON Spotlight Series Jason Marsalis Vibes Quartet — Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton “Serious musicianship ... deeply satisfying.” Marsalis: Modern Life, Modern Music, an – Chicago Tribune evening curated specifically for NBAF by Marsalis, features original compositions by members of the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra. Marsalis describes the inspiration for the concert thus: “The DNA research is in. We are all descendants of Africa. Let’s celebrate the scientific death of tribalism. Modern life any person is related to all people, long before DNA told affords us the opportunity to choose our tribe by interest instead of genetics. Today, families are formed us it was so.” Friday, July 25 at Atlanta Symphony Hall across the superficial lines of race and nationality. They are more flexible and numerous. The divisive conventions, “I’ve selected artists whose virtuosity and dedication which force us into competing clans who wish to claim has earned the spotlight. In addition, I’m excited to bring the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra to Atlanta superiority over ‘others,’ are giving way to an emphasis on July 25 as part of the Spotlight Series.” on culture and its shared mythic symbols that unify us at the deepest levels of our collective consciousness. Duke – Wynton Marsalis Ellington said THE people are my people. Jazz knew that Heath Brothers Quartet Jimmy Heath Heath Brothers plus Jeremy Pelt offers Quartet plus Jeremy an evening of classics from Pelt - “…immensely the American Songbook sophisticated…” as well as signature — The New York Times compositions by Heath himself. Marsalis states, “NEA Jazz Master Jimmy Heath, brilliant instrumentalist, magnificent composer and arranger, is vital at 87 years old — when he walks into a Tootie Heath room, jazz history is made.” Saturday, August 23 at Rialto Center for the Arts Jason Marsalis Vibes Quartet, performing hits from Marsalis’ new album, will feature Marsalis on vibraphones, Will Goble on bass, David Potter on drums 2014 NBAF Playbill
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2014 MUSIC SEASON Marcus Roberts Trio — “a majestic bluesiness, with physicality and movement in the attack” — Jazz Journal
NBAF Global NBAF Global is a new annual celebration of one region of the African Diaspora. This year, NBAF stages an all-out celebration of reggae music and culture in a spectacular concert featuring Jamaican superpower Third World and British-Jamaican megastar Maxi Priest and Atlanta’s own Julie Dexter. Dance floor and VIP Seating available. Sunday, August 17 at The Tabernacle
and Austin Johnson on piano. According to Wynton Marsalis, “my younger brother Jason, with perfect pitch and unerring rhythmic sophistication, is a master of the vibes.” Thursday, September 11 at Variety Playhouse Marcus Roberts Trio presents Celebrating Monk and Trane, a program that showcases its virtuosic style — a style that is strongly rhythmic, melodic, and filled with dynamic contrast. According to Marsalis, “Marcus is like a movement. Years from now, people will look back on all the students and piano players that he influenced and it will become known as the School of Marcus Roberts … He is a genius.” Thursday, September 18 at Center Stage Theater
Maxi Priest
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40 Plays in 4 Days…A Theatre Lover’s Paradise! Featuring an EPIC Gala Performance of the Obie Award winning play The Dutchman by Amiri Baraka (Leroi Jones) directed by the legendary Woody King, Jr.
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2014 DANCE HIGHLIGHTS
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Doxology Ring Shout: A Praise Dance for the Doxy An NBAF commission and world premiere in partnership with Spelman College’s Department of Drama and Dance and T. Lang Dance, Doxology draws back the curtain on the ecstatic, transcendent ring shout tradition through a rich blend of dance, visual imagery and music. Created by legendary choreographer Dianne McIntyre and esteemed playwright Paul Carter Harrison, this “dance
opera” explores the history of the ritual in a virtualized performance environment constructed by video artist Phillip Mallory Jones and supported by musician Dwight Andrews. Saturday, September 13 and Sunday, September 14 at Baldwin Burroughs Theatre at Spelman College
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2014 THEATER AND SPOKEN WORD SEASON The Sojourner Washing Society: A musical in gospel & blues As Atlanta becomes Georgia’s largest city a few years after the Civil War, it is ready to celebrate itself as the New South. But the town boosters find themselves at odds with a group they call “the Washing Amazons” 3,000 spirited black women who hold the city’s dirty laundry and go after a raise in a tale told in gospel and blues. Written by Thulani Davis, this staged reading is held in partnership with the Alliance Theatre. Thursday, July 24 at Alliance Theatre, Woodruff Arts Center Wisdom of the Cypher by Toni Blackman with D.R.E.S. tha BEATnik Wisdom of the Cypher, a world premiere by hip-hop impresario Toni Blackman, is a high-energy montage of lyrical verses and spoken word that opens upon multiple
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pathways and possibilities for the form of hip-hop and its community. Wisdom of the Cypher travels along the path that not only defines the essence, but clarifies its soul purpose for existence. Joined by Atlanta-based beatboxer D.R.E.S. tha BEATnik and directed by Monica L. Williams with C. Hankins as the musical conductor and a universe of digital projections, this work in spoken word, images and music unfolds upon a potential future for this sacred form. Saturday, August 2 and Sunday, August 3 at The Loft at Center Stage www.nbaf.org
A SOUL-FILLED STORY WITH LAUGHS, TEARS AND A FUNKY BEAT
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A WORLD PREMIERE BY Darren Canady DIRECTED BY Thomas W. Jones II
JULY 18-AUG 31 FEATURING Donna Biscoe, Tonia Jackson & LaParee Young
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Game On! This theater piece for young audiences (ages 7 and up) follows its hero, a young girl who ends up inside a video game and learns that virtual reality is no match for real life. Game On! is the Atlanta premiere of a new hip-hop theater work created by middle school students and performed by adult artists, breakdancers and five graduates of the Brave New Voices Institute. Written by Felice Bell and directed by Monica L. Williams, this performance is co-commissioned by Hi-ARTS, the National Black Arts Festival and the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. Friday, September 26 and Saturday, September 27
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AT A GLANCE
The Inaugural NBAF Spotlight Series – the new annual Spotlight Series will go deep artist. This legend will select a mentor, a peer and a protégé to appear as part of the season of Music, and as the inaugural series curator, jazz icon Wynton Marsalis
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NBAF NexT: The SAloN Thursday, July 31, 7:30 PM; Venue: TBA; Tickets: From $20
SyMPoSIuM: BlACk AeSTheTICS ANd AFrICAN CeNTered CulTurAl exPreSSIoNS: SACred SySTeMS IN The NexuS BeTWeeN CulTurAl STudIeS, relIGIoN ANd PhIloSoPhy
NBAF partners with two arts leaders – Atlanta’s NEXT and national network Alternate ROOTS – in a multi-year effort inspired by the idea that art has the power to create change. The Salon is a celebration of rising, Atlanta-based talents in the visual, literary, spoken word and musical arts – those on the cusp of stardom.
July 13-August 1, Times Vary; Emory University; Free Admission In partnership with Emory University, NBAF collaborates on a three-week symposium that investigates Black Aesthetics and African Centered Cultural Expressions. The symposium will focus on the development of African-based sacred systems in the nexus between cultural studies, religion and philosophy and their influence on the arts.
GAlA “hIGher ANd hIGher”
Saturday, July 19, 6 PM; InterContinental Buckhead Atlanta; 3315 Peachtree Rd. NE; Individual Seats: $500 The NBAF Gala is the triumphant season opener and always one of the most spectacular evenings on Atlanta’s performing arts calendar. Join Atlanta’s finest for cocktails, dinner, silent and live auctions and dancing until midnight. Early reservations recommended.
SoJourNer WAShING SoCIeTy: A Musical in Gospel & Blues Thursday, July 24, 7:30 PM; Alliance Theatre, Woodruff Arts Center; 1280 Peachtree St. NE; Free Admission As Atlanta becomes Georgia’s largest city a few years after the Civil War, it is ready to celebrate itself as the New South. But the town boosters find themselves at odds with a group they call “the Washing Amazons,” 3,000 spirited black women who hold the city’s dirty laundry and go after a raise in a tale told in gospel and blues. This staged reading is held in partnership with the Alliance Theatre.
SPoTlIGhT SerIeS The JAzz AT lINColN CeNTer orCheSTrA WITh WyNToN MArSAlIS, “Modern life, Modern Music” Friday, July 25, 8 PM; Atlanta Symphony Hall, Woodruff Arts Center; 1280 Peachtree St. NE; Tickets: From $45 NBAF presents an evening with Marsalis and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, in an all-new concert curated by Marsalis especially for the 2014 festival.
A U GU ST The BrAve NeW voICeS INSTITuTe PerForMANCe Saturday, August 2, 2 PM; National Center for Civil and Human Rights; 100 Ivan Allen Jr. Blvd.; Free Admission In partnership with San Francisco’s renowned spoken word powerhouse, Youth Speaks, NBAF provides 30 Atlanta-based teens (ages 13-19) with a two-week training intensive in creative writing and spoken word, culminating in an opportunity to perform before a live audience in a “poetry slam” for family, friends and supporters.
WISdoM oF The CyPher By ToNI BlACkMAN A World Premiere with d.r.e.S. tha BeATnik Saturday, August 2, 8 PM; Sunday, August 3, 2:30 PM; The Loft at Center Stage; 1374 West Peachtree St. NW; Tickets: $20 Wisdom of the Cypher, a world premiere by Hip Hop impresario Toni Blackman, is a high-energy montage of lyrical verses and spoken word that open upon multiple future pathways and possibilities for Hip Hop—the form and the community.
A CeleBrATIoN oF MuSIC oN FIlM: Film Festival in Partnership with New york City’s African diaspora International Film Festival Saturday, August 16, Beginning at 11 AM; Rich Auditorium, Woodruff Arts Center; 1280 Peachtree St. NE; Tickets: $8 (Seniors $6) for One Film, $42 (Seniors $30) for Full-Day Pass to Seven Films Films exploring the influence of the African Diaspora on four continents
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into one of the five NBAF disciplines in a series of events curated by a legendary a series of performances taking place during the months of the festival. 2014 is s joins forces with NBAF to take jazz in Atlanta higher and higher. NBAF GloBAl FeATurING ThIrd World ANd MAxI PrIeST Sunday, August 17, 6 PM; The Tabernacle; 152 Luckie St. NW; Tickets: From $17 NBAF stages an all-out celebration of reggae music and culture in a spectacular concert featuring Jamaican superpower Third World and British-Jamaican megastar Maxi Priest.
doxoloGy rING ShouT: A PrAISe dANCe For The doxy Saturday, September 13, 8 PM, Sunday, September 14, 3 PM; Baldwin Burroughs Auditorium, Spelman College; 350 Spelman Lane SW; Tickets: $15, Students $5 An NBAF commission and world premiere in partnership with Spelman College, Doxology draws back the curtain on the ecstatic, transcendent ring shout tradition through a rich blend of dance, visual imagery and music.
SPoTlIGhT SerIeS, CurATed By WyNToN MArSAlIS: The heath Brothers Quartet with Jeremy Pelt Saturday, August 23, 8 PM; The Rialto Center for the Arts at Georgia State University; 80 Forsyth St. NW; Tickets: From $28
SPoTlIGhT SerIeS, CurATed By WyNToN MArSAlIS: Marcus roberts Trio celebrates Monk and Trane Thursday, September 18, 8 PM; Center Stage Theater; 1374 West Peachtree St. NW; Tickets: From $20.50
NEA Jazz Master Jimmy Heath and rising star Jeremy Pelt (trumpet) offer an evening of classics from the American Songbook as well as signature compositions by Heath himself.
Founded in 1995, the Marcus Roberts Trio is known around the world for its virtuosic style — a style that is strongly rhythmic, melodic, and filled with dynamic contrast.
SE P TE M B E R The leGeNdS CeleBrATIoN Saturday, September 6, 8 PM; The Rialto Center for the Arts at Georgia State University; 80 Forsyth St. NW; Tickets: From $28 5 Legends. 5 Awards. One Spectacular Evening. The Legends Celebration pays tribute to luminaries in dance, theater, film, music and visual arts. Spotlight Series curator Wynton Marsalis is the 2014 Music Legend and will be joined by four other creative luminaries – to be announced at the NBAF Gala on July 19.
SPoTlIGhT SerIeS, CurATed By WyNToN MArSAlIS: The Jason Marsalis Quartet Thursday, September 11, 8 PM; Variety Playhouse; 1099 Euclid Ave. NE; Tickets: $20 Advance, $25 at the Door
GAMe oN! Friday, September 26, 7 PM; Saturday, September 27, 2 PM; Venue: TBA; Tickets: $15 This theater piece for young audiences (ages 7 and up) follows its hero, a young girl who ends up inside a video game and learns that virtual reality is no match for real life. Game On! is the Atlanta premiere of a new hip-hop theater work created by middle school students and performed by adult artists, breakdancers and five graduates of the Brave New Voices Institute.
Throughout the summer, NBAF will also host a series of Master Classes, a National Competition for High School artists, a two-week training intensive in creative writing and spoken word and much more. The full schedule is available at www.nbaf.org.
The Jason Marsalis Quartet features master of the vibraphones Jason Marsalis with Will Goble on bass, David Potter on drums and Austin Johnson on piano.
FOR TICKETS AND MORE INFORMATION VISIT NBAF.ORG
Saturday, August 16 at Rich Auditorium, Woodruff Arts Center In partnership with New York City’s African Diaspora International Film Festival, this day-long festival invites you to explore the richness, diversity and power of the music of the African Diaspora. The series presents a compelling, eclectic mix of US premieres, recent popular titles, classics and foreign and independent releases exploring the influence of artists of the African Diaspora on four continents. 2014 Films include:
“Tango Negro: The African Roots of Tango”, Dir. Dom Pedro, France
“Hands of God”, Dir. Delia Ackerman, Peru “Josephine Backer, Black Diva in a White Man’s World”, Dir. Annette von Wangenheim, Germany
“Susana Baca: Memoria Viva”, Dir. Mark Dixon, Peru/ Belgium
“Wild Women Don’t Have the Blues”, Dir. Christine Dall, USA/Canada.
“Return to Gorée”, Dir. Dir. Pierre-Yves Borgeaud, Senegal/Switzerland/Luxembourg “The Story of Lovers Rock”, Dir. Menelik Shabazz, United Kingdom
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THIS SUMMER AT THE CENTER! © Center for Puppetry Arts
4 &UP
Based on the book by Dr. Seuss Play originally produced by the National Theatre of Great Britain
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July 22 – Aug 3, 2014 Sponsored by:
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The Very Hungry Caterpillar and Other Eric Carle Favorites By Mermaid Theatre of Nova Scotia, Canada
Aug 5 – 17, 2014 Sponsored by:
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Guyi-Guyi: The Other Ugly Duckling
Shake a Tale Feather with Mother Goose Adapted and Directed by Amy Sweeney
Aug 19 – Sept 21, 2014
theater for the very young!
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2014 VISUAL ARTS AND HUMANITIES SEASON Harlem Fine Arts Show The Harlem Fine Arts Show makes its Atlanta debut with one of the largest and most prestigious collections of works by emerging and established African-American artists from around the country. Artists from past shows have included Leroy Campbell, Corinthia Peoples, Elizabeth Baez, Woodrow Nash and True African Art. 200 Peachtree Street Exhibition, Lecture Series: June 26-29
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Black Aesthetics and African Centered Cultural Expressions: Sacred Systems in the Nexus between Cultural Studies, Religion and Philosophy In partnership with Emory University, NBAF collaborates on a three-week symposium that investigates Black Aesthetics and African Centered Cultural Expressions: Sacred Systems in the Nexus between Cultural Studies, Religion and Philosophy. The symposium will stage a number of high-energy discussions related to the black aesthetic, while broadening and reviving interest in this area of scholarship for future research and intellectual inquiry. It will focus on the development of African-based sacred systems in the nexus between cultural studies, religion, and philosophy, and their influence on the arts. July 13-August 1 at Emory University
those on the cusp of stardom. It features four genre-blending performances: visual/performing artist and scholar Fahamu Pecou; jazz and soul vocalist Brenda Nicole Moorer; playwright and community agitator Michael Molina; and Emmy-award-nominated spoken word artist Jon Goode. This interactive event encourages collaboration between artists and audience to take aim at the most important issues facing us today. Thursday, July 31 at Hammonds House Museum John Goode
NBAF NEXT NBAF partners with two arts leaders — Atlanta’s NEXT and national network Alternate ROOTS — in a multi-year effort inspired by the idea that art has the power to create change. NBAF NEXT seeks to promote emerging artists, with an emphasis on Atlanta-based artists, and elevate artists working at the intersection of creative expression and social justice. The Salon The Salon is a celebration of rising, Atlanta-based talents in the visual, literary, spoken word and musical arts — 2014 NBAF Playbill
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2014 HUMANITIES HIGHLIGHTS NEXT: Town Hall This September, NBAF, NEXT and Alternate ROOTS will partner to host a Town Hall meeting to explore how artists can work to find solutions to society’s most
intractable challenges. This Town Hall invites attendees to discuss the needs and status of social justiceoriented artists in Atlanta and the American South. See nbaf.org for details
2014 EDUCATION HIGHLIGHTS Brave New Voices Brave New Voices Institute In partnership with San Francisco’s renowned spoken word powerhouse, Youth Speaks, NBAF provides Atlanta-based teens (ages 13-18) with a two-week training intensive in creative writing and spoken word. Led by teaching artist Chinaka Hodge, Youth Speaks founder James Kass, with Poetry Slam champion Danez Smith, the Institute starts with a two-day program for teachers and culminates in a live “poetry slam” at the National Center for Civil and Human Rights. Open to Atlanta youth by audition. The poetry slam takes place Saturday, August 2 at BNV Institute: Center for Civil and Human Rights
comprises a national call for submissions, a celebrity jury panel, prize packages for winners and a public awards show. Saturday, September 27 Title support for this event is provided by Turner Broadcasting, Inc. through the Turner Voices Initiative Generations Project Pre-professional artists can audition to attend master classes with headliners from this year’s festival including Metropolitan Opera soprano Harolyn Blackwell, Spotlight Series percussionist Jason Marsalis, Reggae superstars Third World, hip-hop master Toni Blackman among others. Interested artists need to submit a short video or audio recording, a resumé, picture, and a paragraph stating interest to GenProject@nbaf.org to be considered for one of these once-in-a-lifetime training opportunities! Multiple dates and locations
First Glance Now in its fourth year, this NBAF favorite is a national competition for youth artists in four disciplines. Winners—decided by jury and popular vote—receive cash prizes and professional development. Open to Atlanta and national youth by online submission, First Glance
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Visit gallowayschool.org to learn more. At The Galloway School, students age 3 through grade 12 are encouraged to embrace their individuality through a rich curriculum that includes dance, theater, visual arts, and music. Admissions tours begin in October. Come see what The Galloway School has to offer! 215 W. Wieuca Road NW | Atlanta, GA 30342 | 404.252.8389 | gallowayschool.org
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Urban Nutcracker “A Holiday Tradition” November 20-23 Auditions - July 12 @ 1-4pm | September 9 @ 3-6pm At Pace Academy, we create prepared, confident citizens of the world who THINK BIG. Let us introduce our family to yours. www.paceacademy.org/admissions
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LEGENDS CELEBRATION
5 LEGENDS. 5 AWARDS. 1 SPECTACULAR EVENING. A Festival favorite and one of the most sought-after tickets on the NBAF calendar, the Legends Celebration pays tribute to luminaries in dance, theater, film, music, and visual arts; and recipients in past years include Judith Jamison, Maya Angelou, Harry Belafonte, Cicely Tyson, Katherine Dunham, Amiri Baraka, Gladys Knight, Faith Ringgold and Max Roach. This year’s event honors five legendary artists, one in each field, through tribute performances and presentations. Spotlight Series curator Wynton Marsalis is the 2014 Music Legend and will be joined by four other creative luminaries — to be announced at the NBAF Gala. Saturday, September 6 at Rialto Center for the Arts
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2014 GALA The NBAF Gala, Higher and Higher, welcomes a spellbinding line-up: celebrated jazz vocalist Dee Dee Bridgewater, electrifying soul-jazz trumpeter Theo Croker, Metropolitan Opera superstar Harolyn Blackwell and New York City-based spoken word impresario Toni Blackman. For reservations: visit nbaf.org or contact Judy Hanenkrat, jhanenkrat@nbaf.org, office 404.730.6369, cell 404.372.4572. Early recommendations are suggested as the Gala is always a sold-out event! THE NBAF BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND THE GALA COMMITTEE INVITE YOU TO THE
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for complete list of all auction items, please visit nbaf.org. CAsh, CheCK, AmeX, visA AnD mAsTerCArD Are ACCePTeD.
Billye and Hank aaron lauren alexander Keri H. arroll Kelly smith Beaty mishon Bouyer tony Brewer Kimberly Creaven arnika and stephen dawkins Chinyere Hardy and leron rogers
Carmen Holman lolita B. Jackson toni and Bruce Jackson Pamela redd Courtney rhodes Jack sawyer and Bill torres sabrina a. shannon leigh-Kristen sims Karli swift
todd taufest and mateo restrepo michéle and Kenneth taylor angie and Brannigan thompson Cynthia Widner Wall and James a. Wall andrea Young and Jerry thompson
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2014 GALA SPONSORS PRESENTING Bank of America The Coca-Cola Company
Turner Broadcasting System, Inc. Voya Financial
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BRONZE ACVB John W. Brewer Honorable Keisha Lance Bottoms and Derek Bottoms Veronica and Erwin Carter City of Atlanta, Office of Cultural Affairs Fulton County Arts & Culture Georgia Power Heather and Kenneth Holley Juanita Vanoy Jordan Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP Mercedes-Benz of Buckhead Publix Super Markets Charities Sabrina A. Shannon Sodexo Southern Seasons
GOLD Georgia-Pacific, LLC InterContinental Buckhead Atlanta One Flew South SILVER Billye and Hank Aaron AT&T Sonya and Daniel Halpern Toni and Bruce Jackson Northside Hospital PNC Bank Robyn and Frank Sims Southern Company The Atlantan Tony Brewer and Company, Inc.
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Chinyere Hardy and Leron Rogers Lindsey Hopkins Marci and Glenn McKenna Janine and George Monroe Marci and Alphonzo Overstreet Mayor Kasim Reed Michèle and Kenneth Taylor THANKS Paper and printing services kindly provided by the Federal Home Loan Bank of Atlanta. Beverages are provided through the generosity of Anonymous, Double Cross Vodka and The Coca-Cola Company. Signage is provided by Simon Sign Systems, Inc. Videos produced by Peachtree Media and Post.
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2014 NBAF DONORS $100,000+ The Coca-Cola Company $50,000 $99,999 Bank of America Georgia-Pacific LLC Turner Broadcasting System, Inc. UPS Wells Fargo $25,000 $49,999 City of Atlanta, Office of Cultural Affairs Fulton County Arts & Culture Sonya and Daniel Halpern Merrill Lynch Voya Financial Wilmington Trust $15,000 $24,999 Georgia Power PNC Bank Publix Super Markets Charities Honorable Kasim Reed Southern Company $10,000 $14,999 Billye and Hank Arron AT&T Juanita and Gregory Baranco Erwin Carter Northside Hospital $5,000 – $9,999 ACVB Honorable Keisha Lance Bottoms and Derek Bottoms John W. Brewer Mary and John Brock
Merry Carlos Verna and Bill Cleveland Comcast NBC Universal Heather and Kenneth Holley Toni and Bruce Jackson Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP Kelly Loeffler and Jeff Sprecher Su and Al Longman Brian McDaniel Vicki and John Palmer Robyn and Frank Sims Sodexo Stephanie and Jerome Russell Sabrina A. Shannon Deborah Sudbury The Home Depot Carolyn and Ambassador Andrew Young Omega Boutique Phipps Plaza Dymeka Harrison and Fred Lowery $2,500 - $4,999 Elizabeth Allen Susan B. Been Burberry Faith Carmichael Charlene Crusoe-Ingram and Earnest Ingram Arnika and Stephen Dawkins Brooke and Rod Edmond Evern and Elze Epps Micelle and Walter Falconer Tara and Darrell Mays Lorri and Forrest McClain Janine and George Monroe Louise Sams and Jerome Grilhot Sharon and Chip Shirley Millie and Steve Smith Cindy and Bill Voyles Wade Ford
$1,000 - $2,499 Lauren Alexander Sandra Baldwin Kelly Smith Beaty Trameka and Jerome Bettis Diana Blank Ginny Brewer Carlton Brown, Clark Atlanta University Nancy Brown Michael Carswell Tony Conway and Steve Welsh Jennifer Christie-Gee Kimberlyn and Dexter Daniel Dennis Dean and Drew Brown Eugene Duffy Enterprise Holdings, Inc. Ernst & Young Eufaula Garrett Marian Goldberg September Gray Patrice and Ernest Greer Karlise Grier Deanna Hamilton Chinyere Hardy and Leron Rogers Laura Heery Lindsay Hopkins Genise and Jerod Huey Ester Hwu, David Yurman Lauren Kiefer Jerry Don Killiam, Louis Vuitton Thomas L. Lawson Donna and Spence Leak Marva and Pascal Lewis Karol Mason Marci and Glenn McKenna Jovita Moore Vikki and Chris Morrow Keisha and Daniel Noel Marci and Alphonzo Overstreet Anna Pare Private Bank of Buckhead
Kay Quigley Alex Douglas Robinson Pamela Smart Sara Shlesinger Lauren Simmons, Marriott Marquis Stephanie M. and H. Jerome Russell Michèle and Kenneth Taylor The Turner Foundation, Inc. Carol and Roman Tome Tiffani Whittaker Rita and Raymond Williams Sandra Willis-Curry Sylvia Wright Tamera and Gregg Wynn NBAF PAYS SPECIAL TRIBUTE TO THE FOLOWING DONORS:
Neiman Marcus One Flew South, A Joint Venture of Jackmont Hospitality, Inc. and Global Concessions, Inc. Intercontinental Buckhead Atlanta The Atlantan Federal Home Loan Bank of Atlanta Tony Brewer and Company, Inc. Southern Seasons Simon Sign Systems Peachtree Media & Post Double Cross Vodka Atlanta Daily World Nelson Mullins Scarborough & Riley, LLP Vixen Vodka Atlanta Tribune
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2014 NBAF EXECUTIVE TEAM Sonya M. Halpern, NBAF Board Chair M. Erwin Carter, Interim Managing Director
NBAF DIGITAL TEAM Jonathan Johnson, Videographer/Editor PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT Tanya Surtees, Festival Coordinator Julia Robins, Assistant Festival Coordinator Rebekah Jones, TRRU Event Management Wendy Thomas, TRRU Event Management Pam Rosenthal, TRRU Event Management Ally Stevens, TRRU Event Management Candace DaSilva, TRRU Event Management Wayne Overstreet, Peachtree Media & Post Shawn Campbell, TRRU Event Managerment Erin Hinkle, Peachtree Media & Post Ogden Bass, Peachtree Media & Post
DEVELOPMENT AND SPECIAL EVENTS Judy Hanenkrat, Director, Special Events Evette Dorham, Development Consultant Tracy Murrell, Development Consultant and Website Morgan Spann, Development Consultant MARKETING AND PUBLIC RELATIONS Andi Frey, Launch Atlanta Carrie Whitney, Launch Atlanta Will Johnston, Launch Atlanta Troy Lipscomb, TLDCO, Graphic Design and Consulting Services Gregg Daugherty, Atlanta ShowGuide
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A new book of breathtaking dance photography by Richard Calmes.
Four years after the publication of his first book, “Dance Magic,” Richard Calmes has produced a third work of stunning visual art. 136 full color, full page images are printed on premium gloss paper. The book is organized as a series of 2 page spreads, containing one image which focuses on a dancer’s “Lines” and an image that is a “Leap.” Images are paired so that there is a common relationship and beauty between the two. Preview the book by visiting: www.blurb.com/books/5253167-lines-and-leaps Order “LINES and Leaps”: www.blurb.com/b/5253167-lines-and-leaps “The Dance Magic of Richard Calmes” is currently on view as a solo exhibition at The National Museum of Dance, Saratoga Springs, NY.
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