Each in Their Own Voice: African American Artists in Cleveland, 1970-2005

The first generations of African American artists who were active in the Cleveland region were showcased in the 1993 exhibition Yet Still We Rise: African American Artists in Cleveland 1930-1970. In 2005, a second exhibition was organized by Cleveland Artists Foundation (ARTneo). In addition to gallery shows, this exhibit – titled Each in Their Own Voice: African American Artists in Cleveland, 1970-2005 – documented subsequent generations of African American artists through oral history interviews, which were incorporated into the opening of the gallery show. The interviews for the project were collected by students and staff at the CSU Center for Public History and Digital Humanities.

Credits

Administrator

  • Cleveland Artists Foundation

Interviewees

  • Malcolm Brown
  • Angelica Pozo
  • Anna Arnold
  • Johnny Coleman
  • Mark Howard
  • Al Bright
  • John L. Moore
  • Virgie Patton-Ezelle
  • Lawrence Baker
  • David Buttram
  • Miller Horns
  • Robert C. Banks Jr.
  • Cushmere Bell
  • Kevin Everson
  • Moe Brooker
  • Kevin Snipes
  • Anthony Mahone
  • Michaelangelo Lovelace

Interviewers

  • William Busta
  • Sharon Dean
  • Lauren Hansgen
  • Robert Thurmer