Art: A Catalyst for Change
Many of ACA exhibitions and events serve as a unique way to reach larger audiences with contemporary art as well as an opportunity to raise awareness of the human condition. Many of the exhibitions at alternative venues will serve as fundraisers for local, national and international not-for-profit organizations that provide services for unserved and under-served populations. Art as a way to focus and address social problems is a wonderful way to not only support emerging artists but also contribute to worthy organizations to further the important work that they are doing for society.
Calendar of Events
Saturday, March 20, 2010

“When Harlem Came to Paris”
Alliance Française de Washington
2142 Wyoming Ave, NW DC
Time: 7 pm -12 am
$55 for Alliance Members| $65 for Non-Members
Presented by LilSoSo Productions, co-sponsored Authentic Contemporary Art
For more information and tickets, click here.
The year is 1926 and the Harlem Renaissance is in full swing. On this bright a young band of Negro artists and musicians celebrate their last night in Paris in this salon style party that will feature live music, performances, food, drink, and a silent auction of original artwork.

James Terrell
Visual artists were a major component of the Harlem Renaissance era and so WHCTP is pleased to feature
James Terrell as this year’s visual artist. This year, James has agreed to create 12 original pieces for the event that will be previewed at the pre-events and then auctioned off on March 20th. A portion of all of the proceeds will go towards the benefit the Anne Bujon Educational Initiative for DC Public Schools.
Saturday, May 1, 2010
Soul Revival: A Poetic and Visual Experience of Renewal
Meroe Art Gallery
Baltimore, Maryland
May 1-August 1, 2010
Opening Reception: May 1, 2010, 6 pm – 9 pm
Co-Sponsored by Meroe Art Gallery and Authentic Contemporary Art
Details: TBA
Sunday, May 16, 2010
See, Sip and Savor: Art Collector’s Meet & Greet
Sponsored by Authentic Contemporary Art
Hosted by Marvin Bowser
DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities Commissioner for Ward 7
By Invitation Only


