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Funky Turns 40: Black Character Revolution Exhibition At The Northwest African American Museum

Nov 22, 2014 - May 03, 2015

A Retrospective Of The First Positive Black Animation Characters To Appear In Television History

Exhibition Results

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People Saw This Exhibition

Stats:

  • +55% increase vs. average attendance of 5,000 (reflects average attendance for exhibition of similar duration)

 

Highlights:

  • “Very Well Received”
  • “Resonated With People Of All Ages”
  • “Attracted Many First Time Visitors To The Museum”
  • “Visitors Brought Their Friends And Family To The Exhibition”
  • “Significant Attendance Opening Day, During Martin Luther King Day / Black History Month Timeframe”
  • “Opening Night “NAAMTASTIC” Party Was Almost Sold Out”
  • “School Groups Were Very Excited To Bring Classes – Exhibition Drew New Classrooms”
  • “Intergenerational – Parent Chaperones Wanted To Attend With Their Children, Were Excited To Share Their Experience With Their Children”

 

Demographics:

  • Black / Multi-Cultural
  • Intergenerational – Children, Parents, Grandparents
  • Students / School Groups
  • Young Adults
  • Seniors / Senior Citizen Groups
  • Event Rentals
 

Exhibition Recap

NAAM Advertising

Funky Turns 40: Black Character Revolution was supported by lots of cool advertising in print and around the city of Seattle!!!

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Seattle Media Coverage 

You can read the press release from NAAM here:

The exhibition was covered by the following local media in Seattle:

Online / Publications   TV   K5 Seattle Evening Magazine Seattle Channel – ArtZone

 

You can see all of the press and social media coverage received for the Funky Turns 40: Black Character Revolution Exhibition while in Seattle below:

 

NAAMtastic Voyage Opening Night House Party

 

NAAM kicked off their Funky Turns 40: Black Character Revolution Exhibition opening night with a down home house parrr-taee!!! The NAAMtastic party was a funky experience with slammin DJs (DJ Riz Rollins, DJ Sassy Black and Top Spin aka Blendiana Jones), funky attire, a photo booth, and 300 of Seattle’s funkiest people. THEY BROUGHT IT!!! And a funky good time was had by all.

Museum Partner

We would like to thank the Northwest African American Museum in Seattle, Wa. for hosting our Funky Turns 40: Black Character Revolution exhibition!

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  • Date: Nov 22, 2014 - May 03, 2015
  • Location:Northwest African American Museum, Seattle, Washington
  • Curators:Loreen Williamson