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Greetings, Hola, Hujambo, Dakota, Bonjour, Namaste, Konnichiwa, Yá'át'ééh, Aloha, Hotep, Salam, Wassup Y'all
Welcome to AZÍ ARTS, the web-site of artists Dirk Joseph and Mirlande Jean-Gilles.

UPCOMING EVENTS

National Black L.U.V. Festival - Sunday, September 19, 2010    12pm - 7pm
FREE One-Day Festival - cultural arts & music, community Awareness, yoga
, food, and more
4th & Pennsylvania Ave., NW
, Washington DC

29th Annual Takoma Park Street Festival - Sunday, October 3, 2010 — 10 am-5 pm
The Takoma Park Street Festival is entering its 28th year as a multi-cultural music and crafts festival in downtown

 

NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTS

  • Thank you to everyone who stopped by our booths this year and supported our efforts with purchases or good conversation. We truly enjoy the exchanges of ideas and energy. If you acquire any art from us, we hope that it inspires good vibes and good health.

    (Past
    events this year:Sowebo Festival, Charles Village Festival, Baltimore Farmers Market, Fulton Art Fair)


  • Take a ride on Bmore's mobile circus - Charm City Bus Stories Mirlande's blog about her humorous and sometimes shocking experiences on Maryland's MTA Bus Line.


  • Haiti Cherie!
    Help and resource links. Blog by Mirlande with personal reflection on Haiti and some official history for perspective. Please click!


  • 2010 AZÍ ART Calendars are still available (lulu.com).  Yes I know, it's like 8 months late but it still makes for an inexpensive way to get an easy 12 image collection right quick. 2011 calendar coming soon.

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