ATLANTA, GA, Feb. 09, 2022
The National Black Arts Festival (NBAF), a nonprofit organization with a legacy of providing stellar artistic and educational programs in music, dance, film, visual arts, theater, and the literary arts recently announced the launch of its first-ever campaign, “Empower the Possibilities”. The campaign will spotlight and amplify Black artists’ roles and contributions to a growing cultural economy and market.
Under the leadership of recently appointed Executive Director Stephanie Owens and Board Chair Tracey Lloyd, “Empower the Possibilities” was developed to support, uplift, and champion the work of Black artists nationwide while deeply investing in and producing robust and intentional programming for the arts community.
The campaign will come to life throughout the year as NBAF expands their programs through immersive experiences and workforce development programs, while providing educational and business support resources to youth and emerging artists. Each program draws inspiration from NBAF’s mission to expose, educate, engage and entertain audiences through the support of Black artists. The goal is to broaden NBAF’s reach across multiple touchpoints including broadcast, via several streaming services, and through a combination of social and digital content.
