Tag: church

• 40 Days of Black Art. Day 4: Michael Cunningham

  Day 4: Photographer Michael Cunningham   Three Things: From his official bio: “Cunningham chooses to work in black and white; this allows him to express what is in his soul.  Black and white photography is very personal, he says and reaches deep inside the viewer, making them study the photograph for what it represents outside…

  Simone Monique Barnes

  March 8, 2014

  Americana, Arts, Black History and Culture, Church, Ethnic, Regional and National Identity, Nation Building, Visual Arts

  African American, artist, church, church women, Crowns, Michael Cunningham, Photography, portraits

• 40 Days of Black Art. Day 1: Allan Crite

  40 Days of Black Art: My Lenten journey through images and individuals at the intersection of faith and creativity. Day 1: Allan Rohan Crite Three things: Known as the grandaddy of the Boston art scene, Crite’s work centered around three main themes: Negro spirituals, religious themes that emphasize non-European aspects of the Bible, and every day African…

  Simone Monique Barnes

  March 6, 2014

  Americana, Arts, Black History and Culture, Church, Ethnic, Regional and National Identity, Nation Building, Visual Arts

  40 Days of Black Art, African American, Allan Crite, art, Boston, church, Episcopal, Lent

• Diary of a Wimpy Camp Kid (summer camp for tweeners)

  I’ll be serving as Dean for a fun-filled week of summer camp at Silver Lake Camp and Conference Center, in Sharon, Connecticut, July 17-23, 2011. Diary of a Wimpy Camp Kid Grades: 4 and 5 (co-ed) What adventures will befall our fictitious camper? Falling in deer poop, dropping a retainer in the compost toilet, getting loud hiccups…

  Simone Monique Barnes

  January 10, 2011

  Church, Simone Monique Barnes

  art, camp, Christian, church, cooking, journaling, silver lake, Simone Monique Barnes, writer, writing, youth