Other Cultures

Welcoming and Learning

The old emphasis upon superficial differences that separate peoples must give way to education for citizenship in the human community.
Norman Cousins

The African American Voice will be introducing people from different cultures to our Spokane African American community. They come as transplants, immigrants, refugees, exchange students and visitors for a multitude of reasons. Our cultures have many similarities but also many differences. These can be challenging situations for all of us. Let us teach each other and welcome each other and celebrate our diversity.

Africa

BurundiDemocratic Republic of Congo • Eritrea • Ethiopia GhanaKenyaLiberia •

 

Nigeria Rwanda • Somalia South Africa • Sudan • Tanzania  Uganda

The Americas

Argentina • Mexico • Panama

Far East

China • India • Japan

Eastern Europe

Armenia • Belarus • Georgia • Kazakhastan • Kirgizstan • Russia • Ukraine

Pacific

Philippines

Others

164 Spokane ArtistsAHANALGBT HispanicUnity in the Community • PJALS

 

Under construction – watch for future developments.

Visual Art

Artists

Ruben Trejo

Galleries and Museums

Film and Video

Performance Arts

Actors

Chorus

Musicians

Vocalists

Dancers

Authors

Books

Sports

Entrepreneurs

  • AHANA African-American, Hispanic, Asian and Native American

Faith Community

Under construction – watch for future developments.

Social Welfare

Activists

Community Organizers

Counselors

Educators

    • Jennifer J. Nunez – Eastern Washington University

    • Christine Johnson—Community Colleges Spokane

Social Workers

Community Icons

Past Under construction – watch for future developments.

Present Under construction – watch for future developments.

History

Communication

Newspapers

The Art Paper Frank Ponikvar, Ralph Bush, Bob Lloyd

Radio
Television

 

Under construction – watch for future developments.

Recent Posts

Plants and Lovers

Plants and Lovers Exhibition by Robert J. Lloyd

Garden Party Oct 6 – 29, 2023 Wed – Sun 11 AM

107 S Madison St, Spokane, WA

Robert has always had an interest in social justice, community development and the visual arts. His explorations started with a Brownie Hawkeye camera through digital imaging and Artificial Intelligence Art. He has explored film sizes and materials, printing processes from the mimeograph machine through letter press, offset to inkjet. He’s explored imagery from illustration to the pictoral and the conceptual. This body of work explores Eros and was inspired by his wife’s love of the garden and the non-violent teachings of Dr. Martin Luther King and his sermon on love – AGAPE, EROS, PHILIA.

Eros is an aesthetic love of beautiful literature and art. It has also come to mean a romantic love that we experience when we find someone that is attractive and to whom we pour out all of our love.

First Friday Exhibitions by Robert Lloyd

More of Robert Lloyd’s images can be viewed at https://4comculture.com/253-2

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