MOREart! A PROJECT TO PROMOTE CULTURAL AND COMMUNITY HARMONY THROUGH ART.
In July 2007, the first community mosaic mural in Fredericksburg, VA was unveiled – a creative vision of Suzanne's, and a multicultural celebration of unity through diversity.
A LOVE STORY-IN THE FACE OF HATE
Though she planned only to show this homemade video to friends, to help them understand why Barbara & Tibby had to leave Virgina, Moe’s documentary—and the powerful story it tells—has taken on a life of its own. It has been broadcast on public access television stations and screened and discussed throughout the country in venues ranging from house parties to college and university classrooms, independent film theaters, and at various political, community and faith-based events.
To learn more about this 38 minute video documentary, visit: www.sumoe.com/lovestory
BLUE MAMA BLACK SON
GAYE ADEGBALOLA is an internationally acclaimed Blues Woman; musician, writer, performer, educator, and a founding member of Saffire – The Uppity Blues Women.
JUNO (aka DJ Blacula - The Junabomber) is an Industrial-Goth musician, spinning Industrial/Gothic/Trip Hop in some of the darkest clubs in the Capital City.
This Mother & Son duo collaborate and step boldly forward into the unknown; colliding, clashing and merging generations & genres, intersecting cultures, breaking through
conventions, and provoking listeners by delivering a new sound & a new message. Experience BLUE MAMA BLACK SON – the musical bloodline. INDUSTRIAL BLUES. [Release Date: July 4, 2006]
To view Blue Mama Black Son performing "Big Ovaries, Baby!" click below.
POSTCARD SERIES (photography, design & research)
DEAD FRED
It's amazing how much history can come to life by learning about an area's deceased citizenry! This series of ten postcards honors the cemeteries of Fredericksburg, Virginia, and shares visions of transcendence and eternity in the Fredericksburg area. Meet some of the diverse and noble individuals who rest here.
Piece created in collaboration with Sybille Scott. MRI brainscans and chemo-related hair loss are used as elements to transform pain into beauty.
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