Wikipedia:Meetup/Black Lunch Table/CABF

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| data2 = Saturday, November 16, 2019

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The Black Lunch Table (BLT) project will host an edit-a-thon at the [http://cabf.no-coast.org// The Chicago Art Book Fair], where participants will learn how to add and edit Wikipedia articles! A training session will be held at the beginning, but help is available throughout the event. Photographer Ireashia Bennett will take free portraits for Wikipedia at our Black Lunch Table photo booth!

Please bring your laptop and a friend! The more, the merrier! Snacks provided.

Event description

The Black Lunch Table (BLT) project at Chicago Art Book Fair will create, update, and improve Wikipedia articles pertaining to the lives and works of Chicago based Black artists. Together we will create & update texts that respond to the urgent need for a reconstruction of the art historical record.

All are invited, with no specialized knowledge of the subject or Wikipedia editing experience required. A brief overview of the basics of Wikipedia editing will be given at the start of the edit-a-thon.

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= About The Black Lunch Table =

[https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Black_Lunch_Table The Black Lunch Table (BLT)], an official Wikimedia Movement Affiliate, is an ongoing collaboration between artists Jina Valentine ({{User0|Fishantena}}) and Heather Hart ({{User0|Heathart}}) which intends to fill holes in the documentation of contemporary art history. In its 14 year existence, the BLT has taken a variety of forms relating to this most recent iteration, in the form of the Wikipedia edit-a-thon. BLT’s aim is the production of discursive sites (at literal and metaphorical lunch tables), wherein cultural producers of color engage in critical dialogue on topics directly affecting our communities. They endeavor to create spaces, online and off, mirroring the activity and creativity present in sites where Blackness and Art are performed.

[http://www.theblacklunchtable.com More about BLT here.]

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= About the [[Chicago Art Book Fair]] =

The Chicago Art Book Fair is an experiment in showcasing emerging directions and diverse legacies within small press arts publishing. The fair features an international group of over 125 arts publishers, small presses, book artists, comics artists, zinemakers and printmakers, with satellite programming and after parties. Beginning in 2017, it drew over 6,000 guests. In 2019, the Chicago Art Book Fair will once again convene at the historic Chicago Athletic Association, at 12 S. Michigan Avenue.

The Chicago Art Book Fair is a project of [http://no-coast.org/ No Coast] (Aay Preston-Myint and Alexander Valentine (artist)), a collaborative venture which is equal parts master printer for artists and an affordable, publicly accessible distributor for contemporary art. No Coast says, "After our travels around the world to different art book fairs, collections, stores, galleries, and libraries, we hope to bring our experiences of many, varied arts publishing events to Chicago. While Chicago is and has been home to many yearly convenings of print enthusiasts, this is the first following the “Art Book Fair” model that has spread to so many communities in recent years."

[http://cabf.no-coast.org/ More here.]

Event details

  • Date: Saturday, November 16th, 2019
  • Time: 11:00 am – 2:00 pm CDT
  • Location: Chicago Athletic Association
    12 S. Michigan Avenue, Chicago, IL
  • Who should attend: Artists, historians, students, photographers, teachers, writers, journalists, curators, visitors, the curious...
  • Experienced or new Wikipedians (We will provide assistance with Wikipedia formatting and syntax)
  • Amateur historians or research pros (We will have a selection of resources available for your use)
  • What to Bring: Your laptop and a friend!
  • Hashtag: [https://twitter.com/hashtag/BlackLunchTable #BlackLunchTable]
  • Etherpad: [https://etherpad.wikimedia.org/p/BlackLunchTable-Nov19 BlackLunchTable] - live doc to keep track of what we are all working on
  • Training: [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1L1TAfoQAgnbOiXL7TQt75jzZrxe3S2igBax-0nNZ7sk/edit?usp=sharing/ Black Lunch Table Wikipedia Presentation]

Agenda

  • Presentation / overview
  • Editing time
  • Goals: Create user account (if new to Wikipedia), create user page with at least one sentence, sign up for editathon on this Wikipedia Meetup page, make at least one edit to a Wikipedia page
  • For more information about ongoing scheduled meetups see Black Lunch Table Meetup page

Uploading photos

  • [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:WikiProject_Public_Art/Image_guide|Wiki Image Guide]
  • [https://whoseknowledge.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/How-to-find-free-images.pdf Where to find them.]
  • [https://whoseknowledge.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/Adding-images-to-Wikimedia-Commons-and-Wikipedia_-dos-and-donts.pdf Dos and Donts]
  • [https://whoseknowledge.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/How-to-Ask-for-Image-Donations.pdf Asking an artist for images.]

Suggest additional articles to edit

Although our project focuses on visual artists of the African Diaspora, you are welcomed to edit whatever you want. Please add an article below that you think we should focus on. These articles are suggested, be sure they qualify according to Wikipedia's NOTABILITY guidelines before you create a new page. Thanks!

=Black Book Artists=

This event-specific list focuses on important Book artists of the African Diaspora who are un/der-represented on Wikipedia. Please add a name if you know someone appropriate who needs a page or needs editing.

===Black Visual Artists of Chicago===

This event-specific list focuses on important Black Chicago-based/born/affiliated visual artists who are un/der-represented on Wikipedia. Please add a name if you know someone appropriate who needs a page or needs editing.

You can suggest artists here who fit our scope but are missing from our table below:

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Suggested articles to edit

These articles are suggested, be sure they qualify according to Wikipedia's NOTABILITY guidlines before you create a new page. Thanks!

= Chicago-based artists =

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!Gender

!Occupation

!Place of birth

!Residence

Aaron Douglas

| male

| painter

| Topeka

|

Alicia Henry

| female

| visual artist
educator

| Illinois

| Nashville

Allison Glenn

| female

| art exhibition curator

|

| New Orleans
Chicago

Alma Thomas

| female

| painter
art educator

| Columbus

|

Amanda Williams

| female

| visual artist
sculptor
installation artist

| Bridgeport

| Chicago

Ana Mendieta

| female

| performance artist
artist
painter
visual artist
land artist
photographer

| Havana

| Havana

Angel Otero

| male

| painter

| San Juan

|

Angela M. Rivers

| female

| artist
curator

|

| Chicago

Anna Martine Whitehead

| female

| artist

|

| Chicago

Anthony Stepter

| male

| art exhibition curator
teacher

|

| Chicago

Archibald Motley

| male

| painter

| New Orleans

|

Arnold Kemp

| male

| artist

| Boston

| Chicago

Atta Kwami

| male

| artist
painter

| Accra

|

Ayanah Moor

| female

| visual artist

|

| Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh

Ayanna Jolivet McCloud

| female

| visual artist

| Houston

| Houston

Barbara Jones-Hogu

| female

| painter

| Chicago

| Chicago
Washington, D.C.

Basil Alkazzi

| male

| painter
visual artist

| Kuwait

| Monaco

Beauford Delaney

| male

| painter

| Knoxville

|

Benny Andrews

| male

| painter
visual artist
printmaker
teacher

| Plainview

| New York City

Bernard Williams

| male

| visual artist

|

|

Bethany Collins

| female

| visual artist

|

| Atlanta
Glasgow
Tuscaloosa
Chicago

Blanche Brown

| female

| artist

| Chicago

| Milwaukee

Brendan Fernandes

| male

| visual artist
dancer
sculptor
choreographer

| Kenya

| New York City
Canada
Chicago

Caitlin Cherry

| female

| artist
painter
sculptor

| Chicago

| New York City

Candida Alvarez

| female

| painter
visual artist

| Brooklyn

| Chicago
Brooklyn
Farragut Houses

Carlos Rolón

| male

| painter

| Chicago

|

Caroline Kent

| female

| artist
teacher

|

| Chicago

Cauleen Smith

| female

| film director

| Riverside

| Chicago
Los Angeles

Charles Wilbert White

| male

| painter

| Chicago

|

Che Baraka

| male

| visual artist

| Chicago

| Brooklyn

Danny Giles

| male

| artist
teacher

|

| Chicago

David Hartt

| male

| visual artist

|

|

Dawoud Bey

| male

| photographer

| New York City

| Chicago

Deana Lawson

| female

| photographer

| Rochester

|

Derrick Woods-Morrow

| male

| visual artist

|

| Greensboro
Chicago

Doris Salcedo

| female

| sculptor
painter

| Bogotá

|

Dread Scott

| male

| visual artist

| Chicago

|

Earlie Hudnall, Jr.

| male

| visual artist

|

|

Ed Clark

| male

| painter

| Storyville

| New York City
Chicago
Paris

Edra Soto

| female

| visual artist

| Puerto Rico

| Chicago

Eileen Abdul-Rashid

| female

| visual artist
artisan

| California

| California

Eldzier Cortor

| male

| painter
graphic designer

| Tidewater region of Virginia

| Chicago

Eliza Myrie

| female

| visual artist

| New York

| Chicago

Elizabeth Catlett

| female

| sculptor
engraver
painter

| Washington, D.C.

| New York City
Cuernavaca

Ellen Gallagher

| female

| painter

| Providence

|

Fo Wilson

| female

| visual artist
university teacher

|

|

Fred Hampton

| male

| activist
politician
human rights activist

| Summit

|

Frederick J. Brown

| male

| painter
visual artist

| Greensboro

| New York City
Georgia
Chicago
Scottsdale

Freida High Wasikhongo Tesfagiorgis

| female

| visual artist

|

|

George Tillman, Jr.

| male

| film director
screenwriter
film producer

| Milwaukee

|

Gerald Griffin

| male

| painter
visual artist

| Chicago

|

Gerald Williams

| male

| visual artist

|

| Chicago
Washington, D.C.

Gordon Parks

| male

| film director
photographer
actor
photojournalist
screenwriter
journalist
film actor
novelist
fashion photographer
artist
film producer
composer
poet

| Fort Scott

|

Hale Woodruff

| male

| painter
visual artist

| Cairo

| Chicago
Nashville
Indianapolis
Paris
New York City

Hamza Walker

| male

| art exhibition curator

|

| Chicago
Los Angeles

Henry Ossawa Tanner

| male

| painter
university teacher

| Pittsburgh

| Henry O. Tanner House

Horace Pippin

| male

| painter

| West Chester

|

Huey Copeland

| male

| art historian

|

|

Ibrahim Mohammed El-Salahi

| male

| painter
diplomat
politician

| Omdurman

|

Isaac Julien

| male

| film producer
artist
film director
university teacher

| London

|

Jack Whitten

| male

| painter

| Bessemer

|

Jacob Lawrence

| male

| painter

| Atlantic City

|

Jae Jarrell

| female

| visual artist
fashion designer
textile artist

|

| Chicago
Cleveland

James Van Der Zee

| male

| photographer

| Berkshire County

|

James Wells Champney

| male

| painter
photographer

| Boston

|

Janet Dees

| female

| art exhibition curator

|

| Chicago

Jeff Donaldson

| male

| painter
printmaker
visual artist

| Pine Bluff

| Chicago
Arkansas
Illinois

Jefferson Pinder

| male

| visual artist

| Washington, D.C.

| Chicago

Jeffrey Gibson

| male

| painter
sculptor

| Colorado

| Colorado

Jennie C. Jones

| female

| artist

| Cincinnati

|

Jessica Vaughn

| female

| visual artist

|

| Brooklyn
Chicago

Jina Valentine

| female

| visual artist

| Berwyn

| Durham
Chicago
Philadelphia
San Francisco

John Bankston

| male

| painter
visual artist

| Benton Harbor

| San Francisco

John E. Dowell Jr.

| male

| painter

| Philadelphia

|

Joseph Delaney

| male

| painter

| Knoxville

|

Joshua Johnson

| male

| painter
artist

|

|

Kamau Amu Patton

| male

| artist

|

| Chicago
San Francisco
Brooklyn

Kamilah Rashied

| female

| art exhibition curator
artist

|

| Chicago

Kara Walker

| female

| artist

| Stockton

|

Kerry James Marshall

| male

| painter

| Birmingham

| Chicago

Kori Newkirk

| male

| multimedia artist
photographer
painter
installation artist

| The Bronx

|

Krista Franklin

| female

| poet
writer
artist

| United States of America

| Chicago

Lamont Hamilton

| male

| visual artist

| Wichita

| Queens
Chicago

Larry Chatman

| male

| visual artist
photographer

|

|

Larry Rivers

| male

| sculptor
painter
saxophonist

| New York City
The Bronx

|

LaToya Ruby Frazier

| female

| photographer

| Braddock

| Chicago
New Brunswick
New York City

Malick Sidibé

| male

| photographer

| Soloba

|

Margaret Taylor-Burroughs

| female

| poet
visual artist
writer

| St. Rose

| Louisiana
Chicago

Marion Perkins

| male

| sculptor

|

|

Mark Bradford

| male

| painter
installation artist
conceptual artist
sculptor
printmaker
video artist
photographer
artist

| Los Angeles

| Los Angeles

Martin Puryear

| male

| sculptor
artist

| Washington, D.C.

|

Martine Syms

| female

| artist

| Los Angeles

| Los Angeles

McArthur Binion

| male

| painter

| Macon

| Chicago
Macon

Mequitta Ahuja

| female

| painter

| Grand Rapids

| Baltimore

Mequitta Ajuha

| female

| visual artist

| Grand Rapids

|

Mickalene Thomas

| female

| painter
photographer
collagist

| Camden

|

Mike Cloud

| male

| visual artist
teacher

|

| Brooklyn
Chicago
Minneapolis

Minnie Evans

| female

| illustrator
gatekeeper

| Pender County

| Wilmington
Wrightsville Beach

Moshekwa Langa

| male

| visual artist
photographer

| Bakenberg

|

Najjar Abdul-Musawwir

| male

| painter

| Chicago

| Carbondale

Naomi Beckwith

| female

| curator

|

| New York City
Chicago

Napoleon Jones-Henderson

| male

| visual artist

| Chicago

|

Nate Young

| male

| visual artist

|

| Chicago

Nelson Stevens

| male

| painter

|

|

NIC Kay

| non-binary

| performance artist
choreographer

|

| The Bronx
Chicago

Nick Cave

| male

| sound artist
sculptor
costume designer
fashion designer

| Fulton

| Chicago

Nina Chanel Abney

| female

| painter

| Harvey

| Chicago
New York City

Norman Lewis

| male

| painter

| Harlem

|

Nyeema Morgan

| female

| visual artist

|

| Brooklyn
Chicago
Minneapolis

Radcliffe Bailey

| male

| painter
visual artist

| Bridgeton

| Atlanta

Rashayla Marie Brown

| female

| performance artist
visual artist

|

| Chicago

Rashid Johnson

| male

| photographer
film director

|

| Chicago
New York City

Ray Noland

| male

| visual artist

| Chicago

| Berlin

Richard Hunt

| male

| sculptor
artist
educator
printmaker
lithographer

| South Side
Chicago

| Chicago

Richmond Barthé

| male

| artist
sculptor

| Bay St. Louis

| New York City
California

Robin Rhode

| male

| photographer
graphic designer

| Cape Town

|

Rodney McMillian

| male

| painter
artist

| Columbia

|

Roland Freeman

| male

| photographer
art historian

| Baltimore

|

Romi Crawford

| female

| writer
critic
art historian

|

| Chicago

Roy DeCarava

| male

| photographer
university teacher

| New York City

| Bedford–Stuyvesant

Sam Gilliam

| male

| painter

| Tupelo

|

Sanford Biggers

| male

| artist

| Los Angeles

| New York City
Harlem

Saya Woolfalk

| female

| artist

|

|

Sedrick Huckaby

| male

| painter

|

|

Senam Okudzeto

| female

| artist

| Chicago

|

Senga Nengudi

| female

| sculptor

| Chicago

|

Simone Leigh

| female

| sculptor
ceramist
artist

| Chicago

| Brooklyn

Steffani Jemison

| female

| artist

| Berkeley

| Brooklyn
Berkeley

Tempestt Hazel

| female

|

|

| Chicago

Theaster Gates

| male

| artist

| Chicago

|

Tyanna Buie

| female

| visual artist

| Chicago

|

Vincent Smith

| male

| visual artist

| New York City

|

Wadsworth Jarrell

| male

| sculptor
painter
printmaker

| Albany

| Chicago
Washington, D.C.

Walter Ellison

| male

| painter

|

|

Wifredo Lam

| male

| painter

| Sagua La Grande

|

William Cordova

| male

| visual artist

|

|

William Edmondson

| male

| painter

| Nashville

|

William Edouard Scott

| male

| painter

| Indianapolis

|

William McBride, Jr.

| male

| visual artist

|

|

William Paul Thomas

| male

| visual artist

| Chicago

|

William Pope.L

| male

| painter
performance artist
visual artist

| Newark

| New York City
New Jersey
Chicago

Yashua Klos

| male

| visual artist

| Chicago

| Brooklyn
Chicago

Yesomi Umolu

| female

| curator

| Lagos

| Chicago
London

Zanele Muholi

| female

| photographer
social activist

| Umlazi

| Umlazi

Zun Lee

| male

| photographer
artist

| Germany

| Toronto
Philadelphia
Chicago
Atlanta

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