MS01.01.01 - Box 04 - Folder 02 - General Correspondence, 1987 September - December

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"Georgia Quiltmakers", Museum of Arts and Sciences, Macon, Georgia

Black Creativity Invitational, Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago

"Africobra/Farafindugu", University of MarylandEastern Shore

1984

24" x 24", Piedmont Arts Festival Pavillion Show Atlanta. Traveled to Columbia, S.C. Museum of Art

"Political Show", Nexus Gallery, Atlanta

"African-American Art from Public Collections (Atlanta) High Museum of Art, Atlanta

1983

"Music in Art", Phoenix Arts Center, Atlanta

1982

Black Art Atlanta, Morris Brown College

1981

"Fourteen Black Georgia Artists", Valdosta State College, Valdosta, Georgia

"Black Art Ohio", Traveled Ohio through 1982

1980

Conference on Black South Literature and Art - Print Show, Emory University, Atlanta

Commemoration of the 1976 Soweto Uprising (with Africobra, United Nations Building, New York

"Dimensions and Directions: Black Artists of the South" Mississippi Museum of Art, Jackson

"Africobra/Farafindugu 1980" Museum of African and Afro-American Art, Buffalo Zeno Gallery, Chicago Pyramid Gallery, Detroit

1979

"Young Black American Painters", 2nd New World Festival of the African Diaspora, Port-Au-Prince, Haiti

"Africobra/Farafindugu 1979" Jackson State University Miami University, Ohio University of Pittsburgh

1978

National Conference of Artists, Spelman College "Afrohio '78", toured Ohio colleges through 1980

Misc.

4th National Dogwood Festival Show, Georgia Tech, 1977

8-State Annual: Painting, J. B. Speed Museum of Art Louisville, Kentucky, 1975

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May Show, Cleveland Museum of Art, 1974

One Man

Miles College, Birmingham, 1984

Highland Gallery, Atlanta, 1983

Wesleyan College, Macon, 1982

Neighborhood Arts Center, Atlanta, 1980

Howard University, Washington, D. C., 1979

Cleveland State University, Cleveland, 1979, 1975

Norfolk State University, Norfolk, 1979

Walks of Peachtree Gallery, Atlanta, 1978

Banks Haley Gallery, Albany Ga., 1977

Karamu House, Cleveland, 1975, 1973

HONORS AND ACHIEVEM[E]NTS

Recipient, Mayor's Fellowship, $5,000 support grant City of Atlanta (Mayor Andrew Young), 1987

Named as one of 13 artists from Georgia in a cultural exchange to France, Bureau of Cultural Affairs, City of Atlanta, Spring 1985

Winner, Bronze Jubilee Award in Visual Arts, Atlanta 1985

Named to Outstanding Young Men in America, 1984

Awarded Grant, Coors Foundation, Denver, Colorado Tapestry project for Martin Luther King Chapel Morehouse College, 1984

Winner, Artist Initiated Grant, Georgia Council for the Arts & Humanities, 1983. Tapestry to commemorate Martin Luther King, Jr., King Chapel, Morehouse College

Winner, Artist Initiated Grant, Georgia Council for the Arts & Humanities, 1981. Residency and mural project at Atlanta Junior College

Winner, Neighborhood Mural Design Competition, Bureau of Cultural Affairs, City of Atlanta, 1977 Mural completed at Price High School

Winner, Commission to design wall for Neighborhood Murals Program, Cleveland Area Arts Council, 1976

Winner, Graduate Student Award, Student Art Show Howard University, 1974

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LECTURES AND WORKSHOPS

"Teaching about Africa: Institute III", Chicago, 1987 Chicago Schools, Illinois State Bd. of Ed. Evanston Public Schools, Evanston, Illinois "Teaching About Africa: Institute II", Chicago, 1986 Indiana U., Chicago Schls., & Ill. State Bd. of Ed. Portland, Oregon Public Schools Miles College, Birmingham University of Georgia Spelman College Wesleyan College, Macon Jackson State University Florida A&M University Cleveland State University Bowling Green State University Albany State College, Albany, Ga. Southern Regional Education Board Conference Atlanta Public Schools De Kalb County, Georgia Public Schools and many other local schools and organizations

PUBLICATIONS Curriculum revisement essay for teacher training 60 pages. Portland, Oregon Public Schools Art Work: Choosing: An Exhibit of Changing Perspectives in Modern Art and Art Criticism by Black Americans, 1925 - 1985, 142 pg. catalogue/book Art Papers, Atlanta, 1985 "All is One", Album cover, Ojeda Penn, Ife Records Atlanta, 1983 Black Collegian Magazine, New Orleans, 1981 Drum Magazine, University of Mass. Amherst, 1981 Books of Poetry: Oms and Okra, A Travelogue, Cleveland, 1978 Atlantis, Cleveland, 1977 Poems: Obsidian Literary Review, Detroit, 1981 Inner Sol, Washington, D. C., 1981 Hoo Doo 7, Galveston, Texas, 1979 Washington Review of the Arts, D.C., 1978 Black World, Chicago, 1974 Photos: Encore News Magazine, New York, 1979 Black Photographers Annual, Volume II, N.Y., 1974

REPRESENTATION The Evens-Tibbs Collection, Washington, D.C. The McIntosh Gallery, Atlanta Gloria Mitchell & Co., Seattle Hatch-Billops Collection, New York (Resource Center)

Antonio L. Harrison [blacked out area] October 9, 1987 Mr. David C. Driskell [blacked out area] Dear [crossed out "Mr. Driskell"] [handwritten "David"]: The sales memorandum for the prospective purchase has been received from Kidder, Peabody, ecting as financial advisor for the seller NBC. I have enclosed for your review the following items: 1. investment highlights; 2. the offering procedures; and, 3. the financial statements of the target property. You will see in both the highlights and the financials that the property is projected to generate a cash flow of $4.7 million for 1987 (See Page 3). You should also note their intention to only sell this property to "a bonafide minority person or group who will be able to provide NBC with a tax certificate" (See Page 4, Paragraph 1). You might review the article from our last letter regarding the tax certificate. Please treat this information with the utmost confidentiality. If you have to share the financials with someone else for input request their confidential treatment of this information. You will note that I have removed the name of the target company from the enclosed financial data, but not the other information. This is intended as further protections of this data. We will be doing our own review and will get back to you. Sincerely yours, Tony Antonio L. Harrison Enclosure

INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS WKYS (the "Station") is the top-billing FM radio station in the Washington market. It is a 50,000 watt station licensed to operate in Washington, D.C. at 93.9 megahertz. The Station was acquired by National Broadcasting Company ("NBC") in 1947. WKYS and the Washington, D.C. market offer an attractie opportunity in radio: WKYS has a significant presence in the Washington market. Its identity has been established by the strength of its radio personalities, who include Donnie Simpson and Melvin Lindsey, its high-profile community service activities, and its preeminent position as the leading Urban Contemporary station in the market. The Station attracts a highly sought after demographic group of listeners. In the Spring 1987 Arbitron ratings, WKYS ranked #1 in the following age groups: 12+, 18-34, 18-49, 25-49, and 25-54. WKYS consistently has achieved strong ratings and financial results. With the exception of Winter '86, ratings (Arbitron) have remained above 7.0 for 12+ Metro shares since Summer 1981. Operating profits have grown from 1981 to 1986 at a compound annual growth rate of 19%. WKYS had operating income of $3.4 million in 1986, which is projected to increase to $4.5 million in 1987, and broadcasting cash flow of $3.6 million in 1986, which is projected to increase to $4.7 million in 1987. -2-