Whitney Houston’s Sparkle Trailer and Last Song Celebrate
I have been meaning to post the trailer for Whitney’s movie Sparkle, along with the poster. I was a little slow on this. So when Whitney’s last song Celebrate, recorded for the movie soundtrack, was released earlier today I decided to post everything at once. I have also included a couple of interviews on the film. ENJOY!!!
SOUL LOVE “Fears of a Go-Go Girl!” circa 1971
In 1971, Jack Kirby pitched the idea for a new line of black and white comic magazines for an older (15-30 year old) audience which would include two romance series; True Divorce Cases and Soul Love.
The Horseman
JIBA MOLEI ANDERSON, the creator of The Horseman, was born in the city of Detroit, MI August 17, 1972.
Funky Turns Forty: Black Character Revolution Animation Exhibition – 60
Black Character Revolution
A Retrospective Of 1970′s Saturday Morning Animation Art Featuring Black Characters
Funky Turns Forty: Black Character Revolution Animation Exhibition – 40
Black Character Revolution
A Retrospective Of 1970′s Saturday Morning Animation Art Featuring Black Characters
Funky Turns Forty – Black Character Revolution Fat Albert and The Cosby Kids Animation Exhibition
Black Character Revolution
A Retrospective Of 1970′s Saturday Morning Animation Art Featuring Characters From The Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids Cartoon
Bronx Heroes Comic Con 2012
This comic book convention and art show offered attendees the opportunity to become a hero themselves with an on-site blood bank. The Museum of UnCut Funk was there to support and build relationships.
The Company Man by Frank Jordan – Part 3
Hey you, wanna laugh? Bored at work? Lazy? Well click on this! http://CompanyManComic.com it’s funnier than your last team meeting!
Welcome to (H)afrocentric: the Comic
The Museum of UnCut Funk supports women comic book artists. We are pleased to feature Juliana “Jewels” Smith and her comic book character Naima Pepper.
Ed Piskor and The Hip Hop Family Tree
Sista ToFunky and The Museum of UnCut Funk are diggin’ The Hip Hop Family Tree. We are taking you to the birth of hip hop through the graphic talent of Ed Piskor. His strip is called Hip Hop Family Tree, DJ Kool Herc Spawns A New Culture. The Museum of UnCut Funk will continue to exhibit more work from Ed Piskor.
The Company Man by Frank Jordan
Who is Frank Jordan? Here’s his short bio: Well, let’s see…I’m just a laid back, nice guy (That doesn’t mean doormat!) in Phoenix just trying not to spontaneously combust in the scorching heat of the summers here! I’m originally from Saint Louis, MO so my favorite Baseball team in the whole world are my St. Louis Cardinals! I love to laugh and make others laugh. I’m also a Cartoonist! Welcome Frank…The Museum of UnCut Funk looks forward to a long relationship of supporting your endeavor.
The Brothers of Spontaneous Combustion
The Brothers of Spontaneous Combustion are Willie James Smith II (artist) and Jerrod Smith (writer). Those titles apply very loosely. They have been creating characters and stories since they were kids. They were born in Beaufort, SC, but moved around South Carolina growing up. They now live in Savannah, Georgia. The Museum of UnCut Funk welcome these brothers and we look forward to exhibiting more of their work in the future.
A PUG NAMED FENDER
The Museum of UnCut Funk is connecting with the koolest cats and the hippest chicks in the comic book, comic art, graphic novel and illustration world. We are building some really great relationships as we pursue our mission to provide independent artists with a funky venue where they can showcase their work. Trel “Fave” Robinson is one of the kool cats that we have discovered in our journey. By featuring him in Aesthetic Grooves we hope to help spread the word about his work.
Rock N Roll and Pure Funk by Kagan McLeod
The Museum of UnCut Funk recently featured Kagan McLeod and his Infinite Kung Fu graphic novel in Aesthetic Grooves. VERY FUNKY STUFF. You can read all about it here - http://museumofuncutfunk.com/2012/04/07/infinite-kung-fu-part-1-by-kagan-mcleod/. While checking out Kagan’s work I stumbled across his amazing music themed ink drawings of some of my musical heroes. I reached out to Kagan and got his approval to post this work on our site. This cat creates some of the flyest images that fully represents what the Museum is all about.
Thanks Kagan…Sista ToFunky!
Cosmic Slop – A Brillant Piece of Work!
Cosmic Slop is a thought-provoking trilogy created by Reginald Hudlin, executive produced by Reginald and his brother Warrington Hudlin, which aired on HBO in 1994. Hosted by George Clinton, the trilogy borrows it’s title from the 1973 Funkadelic album and song.
The Comic Art Of Billy Graham
Billy Graham was a Black comic-book artist best known for his work on the Marvel Comics series Luke Cage, Hero for Hire, and Jungle Action featuring Black Panther. In this post The Museum of UnCut Funk exhibits some of Graham’s other work like Vampirella , Eerie #31 and Journey in to Mystery #2.
Infinite Kung Fu, Part 1 by Kagan McLeod
The Museum of UnCut Funk recently stumbled upon graphic artist Kagan McLeod and his novel Infinite Kung Fu. If you are a real fan of Blaxploitation and Kung Fu you’ll love this novel.
