A couple weeks ago I posted his videos depicting a trip to New Orleans in 1961. Today he's sharing another story from 1961, this one taking place in Little Rock...
If you'd like to check out his YouTube channel, his blog, or his Twitter, I'm sure he'd love your feedback.
Cool...that is really nice.
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DeleteI agree with Pam! And how thoughtful of you to share.
ReplyDelete(I was kinda scrambling for posts this week, so it's kinda cheating...?)
DeleteHey Liz, found this on PINTEREST...thought of you.
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Thanks.
DeleteToo cool, love the colors :)
ReplyDeleteHis work is interesting.
DeleteI enjoyed the video. It's sad that a black person couldn't be served with the white people in 1961! Did your uncle paint the images in the video? And was the music a recording he did?
ReplyDeleteYes, he did the painting. As for the music, I doubt it. (Maybe he'll pop in and answer that for sure.)
DeleteVery interesting. Your uncle's a good painter.
ReplyDeleteLooks great. He is a good painter.
ReplyDeleteI'll make a note to visit tomorrow to listen to it; I'm on a computer that doesn't have the best of sound. Looking forward to it!
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It's still so hard to believe that that was the way things were in the not so distant past.
ReplyDeleteI know, right?
DeleteWonderful and very creative individual. Nice of you to share, well done.
ReplyDeleteI could listen to his voice all day and to any stories he wants to share. Glad he chose to have the drink with his friend in the kitchen. Visited his blog :)
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Another fab painting. Love the way he manages to tell such a story in the paint.
ReplyDeleteIt is an interesting way to do it.
DeleteI love that he is using these tools to place his memories down for others to view. It is so nice of you to share this and I love his painting. He is quite talented
ReplyDeleteHe is. It's like he's creating his memoirs in his own medium.
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