Episode Thirty-Nine features Jules Arthur. Born in St. Louis, Missouri and based in New York City, his artistic focus is rooted in the discoveries of triumphant moments within the African and African American experience. Classically trained in sculpture and the study and representation of the human form, Arthur received his BFA from the School of Visual Arts. His work has been amongst many public exhibitions and collections that include The Studio Museum of Harlem, The African American Museum in Dallas, Texas, Schomburg Cultural Center for Research in New York, and the Hutchins Center for the African and African American Research at Harvard University. Arthur’s creativity extends to art work for Rolling Stone Magazine, music album cover art, and motion movie posters.
https://www.blackartinamerica.com/index.php/2019/07/31/5-quick-questions-artist-jules-arthur/
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http://www.nccsc.net/studio-visits-allison/studio-jules-arthur
Image – The Mothers of Gynecology. This piece speaks about the historical case of “The Father of Gynecology ” Dr. J. Marion Sims.
Great interview. It is inspirational, informative and sensitive reveal of your artistic journey
Thank you for the feedback! His perspective and mellow energy is refreshing.
Happy to know you enjoyed.
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