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Sonya Byes and her friends take a look at the Crown Act and its impact on women of color in the workplace. Special Guest Danielle Slade, salon owner, master stylist, educator, author, hair industry advocate, and artist weighs in on the conversation. February 13th, 2022
Florida artist Sharon Norwood will participate in a conversation with a master stylist, educator, and author, Danielle Slade, the owner of Erie’s So Fancy Hair Salon. The moderator of this dialogue is Dr. Rhonda Matthews, Edinboro Associate Professor of Politics. Matthews is a political sociologist, with specialty areas in gender, theory and popular culture
Florida artist Sharon Norwood will participate in a conversation with a master stylist, educator and author, Danielle Slade, the owner of Erie’s So Fancy Hair Salon. The moderator of this dialogue is Dr. Rhonda Matthews, Edinboro Associate Professor of Politics. Matthews is a political sociologist, with specialty areas in gender, theory and popular culture.
Norwood creates work “that challenges our passive ways of looking.” Her sculptures, drawings, ceramics, and fiber works address a specific “social, political and cultural context” while engaging issues of “race, gender, beauty, and class.” Her frequent use of a curly line is sometimes “a metaphor for the black body” and other times a decorative and formal expression, simply “a beautiful mark.”
When: TUESDAY Oct 13, 2020
5:00 PM EST
Topic: The Crown We Wear: Black Hair as Art in Life
Please click the link below to join the webinar:
https://edinboro.zoom.us/j/92853254235Webinar
ID: 928 5325 4235
Organized by Edinboro University’s Bruce Gallery and Erie Arts & Culture.
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