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Online Exhibitions

• The Chronology Of Black Characters In Comics Part 1, Part 2, Part 3
• The Selling The Image Of Native Americans Exhibition. Exploitation for profit.
• The Action Super Heroes, Heroines, Rappers, Athletes, Political Icons and More. So many collectibles, so little time.
• The When We Were Colored Exhibition. Vintage Black Glamour.
• The Your History Cartoon Feature Exhibition. A historical collaboration in illustrated form.
• We remember Morrie Turner. Honoring a legend.
• The Fred Williamson Movie Poster Exhibition. A retrospective of Fred Williamson’s Movie Posters from our collection.
• The Jim Brown International Movie Poster Exhibition. A retrospective of Jim Brown’s International Movie Posters from our collection.
• The Black Sheet Music Exhibition, our musical cakewalk into our racism filled past.
• The Friday Foster Chronicles. Our comic journey with Friday Foster, a forgotten soul sister who was the second Black female character to have her own comic strip.
• The John Shearer Exhibition of black and white photography captures several key historical events from the 1970’s.
• The Veterans Comic Book Exhibition. Our tribute to Black Vets through comic book art.
• The Say It Loud! Exhibition addresses the social and political gains Blacks achieved during the 1970‘s, after enduring the marches, riots and sit-ins of the 1960’s.
• The Black Biker Exhibition provides a taste of the rich history of Black bikers and Black motorcycle clubs.
• That’s Some Funny Shit! – Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4 and Part 5, givin’ the funny to you in parts just like James used to do.
• The Sidney Poitier International Movie Poster Exhibition takes a look at his films and the poster art.
• We pay homage to William Marshall, the ultimate vampire.
• We revisit the funky old turned new hair style called the Afro in The ‘Fro Back Exhibition.
• The Censored Eleven – Banned Cartoons looks at the way Blacks used to be depicted in cartoons, first shown in theaters and then on television between 1900 and 1960.
• If you love Blaxploitation then check out our UnCut Funk Blaxploitation Movie Poster Exhibition.
• We shine the spotlight on Jim Kelly.
• For those who collect dolls check out our Black Barbie Exhibition.