African American Art Exhibition at the Kaiser Center

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KPIX News report by Ed Arnow from October 5th 1968 featuring an African American art exhibition at the Kaiser Convention Center in Oakland. Includes an interview with art consultant Evangeline 'EJ' Montgomery, who points out this is: "The first time that a black art association has organized and set up their own art exhibit in a museum of this size in the United States." Also includes mostly silent views of the art on display and exhibition space full of visitors. Opening graphic designed by Carrie Hawks.

Tags: art exhibitions , ed arnow , evangeline ej montgomery , kaiser convention center , kpix 36804

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Type of material: local newsfilm

Duration: 4:00

Rights for this video belong to: CBS5 KPIX-TV

Recording medium: 16mm b&w silent & magentic sound film

Date aired: 10/5/1968

Originally aired on: KPIX-TV

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