Daniel T. Brooking's Page

Members of Black Artists of DC joined art lovers and practitioners from around the world for the 11th Havana Biennial, held in Cuba this past summer. Join them on Saturday, October 20, 2012 from 4-6pm as they share their thoughts and photos from the month long arts festival. Members will also discuss how to acquire a visa to travel to Cuba. Come be inspired to travel the world and experience art in all its different forms!  See More

Photographers Katherine Drew Dilworth, Daniel T. Brooking, Duncan Whitaker, My Phuong Nguyen, Chris Hanessian, Allen Russ, Diane Tuckman  and  Michiko Mitsuyasu present there view of the world, as they see it. See More

"Our Children" art exhibition.Sponsored by Black Artists of DCThis exhibition will celebrate childhood from varying perspectives and through many lenses. This is a praise song, which is offered to our beautifully resilient children. Opening Reception and Artists Talk: Sunday, September 11, 201111:00 am to 1:30 pm See More

The second BADC exhibit this year explores Black as more than a color. In 2008 BADC accepted an invitation from Luther College in Decorah, Iowa to mount an exhibit titled Black Migrations, which explored the exodus of Black people from the South. The late artist, Harlee Little had worked with Luther College in planning the exhibit. He envisioned a Black exhibit in Washington DC but this time to further explore Black as a people and as a theme, going beyond traditional concepts that the word…See More

The second BADC exhibit this year explores Black as more than a color. In 2008 BADC accepted an invitation from Luther College in Decorah, Iowa to mount an exhibit titled Black Migrations, which explored the exodus of Black people from the South. The late artist, Harlee Little had worked with Luther College in planning the exhibit. He envisioned a Black exhibit in Washington DC but this time to further explore Black as a people and as a theme, going beyond traditional concepts that the word…See More

I invite you to join us at the next Dinner Party at the DC Arts Center next Wed! The show features the artists who participated in Fieldwork for Mixed Disciplines this summer. If you would like more information about Fieldwork, contact me or come to the show. I am scheduling the next session for the fall.We look forward to sharing our work, with you as the Dinner Party migrates to Adams Morgan....Dinner Party: Fieldwork Final ShowingSeptember 2 at 7:30pmDC Arts Center2438 18th St. NWThe Dinner…See More