“What an amazing place.
I am inspired by the space, art, other artists … !
I leave there wiser every time & more prepared to do good in the world again.
Dallas is lucky to have this place!” – Ash Studios FB review
I am inspired by the space, art, other artists … !
I leave there wiser every time & more prepared to do good in the world again.
Dallas is lucky to have this place!” – Ash Studios FB review
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Great to see The Classics, Joe Folsom, and all opening new expressionist work
Thanks Classics Theater, Joe Folsom, and Bren Rapp for staging this work .
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We are inviting you to a conversation around the importance of BIPOC cultural production in Dallas, TX right now and its significance in the future. ![]()
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One of the artists who has been an inspiration to Ash Studios is Aaron Douglas, who created major work for the 1936 Negro Hall of Life in Fair Park - which was destroyed a year later. dallasculture.org/1936hallofnegrolife/![]()
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This rhythm of great cultural production by Black and BIPOC artists and then subsequent erasure is unfortunately familiar to many of us. In fact, this current moment that is seeing an increase in the visibility and cultural production of BIPOC artists in this city already feels increasingly fraught. ![]()
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We would love to have some drinks, snacks, and a conversation about what we can do today to ensure that the importance of the work being produced right now is not just celebrated in the moment - but for future generations.![]()
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The conversation will take place September 25th from 2 - 4 p.m. at The Cedars Union, 1219 S Ervay St, Dallas, TX 75215.
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Many thanks to Laura Neal, creative partner Darryl Ratcliff and the many artists, poets, writers, organizers, of many different backgrounds in many different places that continue Ash Studios' ethos of #ArtIsAPublicGood .
Dallas’s Ash Studios: An Interview with Fred Villanueva and Darryl Ratcliff
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Ash Studios is a Dallas community art space with the goal of raising awareness for social justice issues and underrepresented artists.