From Invisibility to Political Activism: the Black Experience in American Art
In this featured Black History Month event, Dr. Evie Terrono, Professor of Art History at Randolph-Macon College, will look at works by African American artists from the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts and other collections, as the means of resistance and political activism aiming to dismantle racial prejudice and celebrate multilayered African American identities.
This program is supported in part by the Paul Mellon Endowment and the Jean Stafford Camp Memorial Fund. Additional sponsorship provided by the Friends of Henrico County Public Library.
This program is offered as part of the library's commemoration of Black History Month. View additional programs in this series.
- Date:
- Sat Feb 14th 2026
- Time:
- 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
- Location:
- FA Meeting Room
- Library:
- Fairfield Area Library
- Audience:
- Adults Teen - High (Grade 9-12)
- Categories:
- History & Culture Lectures & Talks
For more information about this program contact Rick Samuelson, System-wide Programming Librarian, at rsamuelson@henricolibrary.org, or by phone at (804) 501-1634.
