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Art Against Racism - Memorial.Monument.Movement
As protests and marches swept the country, calling for justice for the lives of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and other people of color, the organization Art Against Racism worked to capture the Black Lives Matter movement for the art world. What resulted is "Memorial.Monument.Movement," a virtual exhibition that captures dozens of videos and photos of murals, memorials, and images of protests. Jesse and Dave talk to the co-chairs of the exhibit — Rhinold L. Ponder and Judith Brodsky — about mounting a social justice art exhibit during a pandemic. -
Wintersession's Overcoming: A Gallery Night Inspired by Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr
Inspired by Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., the Overcoming gallery features the work of artist, activist and writer Rhinold Ponder '81. Ponder's mixed media paintings seek to provoke reflection on the resilience of Black people in the continuing struggle for recognition of their humanity and demand for human rights.
Join us for "Overcoming: A Gallery Night Inspired by Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr." to experience the paintings and learn about the role of art in political activism. Attendees will be able to experience the gallery virtually, and hear remarks from the artist.
Overcoming: A Gallery Night Inspired by Rev. Dr. MLK Jr., is one of Wintersession’s featured events, brought to you by the Office of Wintersession and Campus Engagement in collaboration with the Arts Council of Princeton. -
Born In Quarantine Ep 01
Galerie Westerhoff and The Metuchen Arts Council are proud to present our first episode of the 'Born in Quarantine' virtual exhibit. This video features Janice Fried, Rhinold Ponder and JoAnn Telemdschinow who share with us their challenges and triumphs during the lockdown. Their inspiring stories give a special meaning to their beautiful pieces. Video credits: Brandon Uhlig -
The Rise And FAIL of the N Word
An Art Exhibition featuring the work and multi-media collaborations of Rhinhold Lamar Ponder
May 23rd-24th 2014 Carl Field Center Princeton University
Gallery Times:
May 23rd 5pm to 9pm. Opening Reception 6 pm
May 24th Noon to 5pm, Artist Talk @2pm -
Interview with artist and curator, Harold Smith (Kansas City, Mo.)
Artist Harold Smith, of Kansas City, discusses his work, the repair of his vandalized mural and the virtual group exhibit he curated, "Black Summer 2020". -
Art Against Racism Livestream Launch of the Memorial Monument Movement 2020
Live Stream launch of Art Against Racism's exhibition, Memorial. Monument. Movement. of BLM-inspired art. It includes interviews and performances -- musical and spoken word -
Live Stream Launch of Memorial Monument Movement Art Exhibition
Live Stream launch of Art Against Racism's exhibition, Memorial. Monument. Movement. of BLM-inspired art. It includes interviews and performances -- musical and spoken word. Pre-show ends at 24:21 mark. -
Khalil Gibran Muhammad Interviewed by Rhinold Ponder: The Origin of Black Criminality
Khalil Gibran Muhammad visited Princeton to for a wide ranging talk on race, politics and life. He is interviewed by Rhinold Lamar Ponder. In this excerpt Khalil talks about the criminalization of Black people. -
Khalil Gibran Muhammad "The Condemnation of Blackness" w/ Rhinold Lamar Ponder at Princeton
Interview of Khalil Gibran Muhammad by Rhinold Lamar Ponder on June 8, 2016 at Princeton University. Dr. Muhammad is the author of "The Condemnation of Blackness" and soon-to-be former Director of the Schomburg Center for Research of Black Studies.
