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Joshua Bon

Joshua Bon

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Editorial Assistant, BLAC Magazine

Davao

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Technical Design , Interior Design, Live Events, Profiles , Luxury Real Estate, Retirement , Personal Finance

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I'm open, if its relative.

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Total articles 208

  • See The Once Hidden Massive Black Last Supper Sculpture

    By Joshua Bon| BLAC D.C@ The Studio Acting Conservatory discovered a massive Black Last Supper sculpture behind drywall in its Columbia Heights building back in 2019. The theater school originally hoped to find a new home for the work by DC artist Akili Ron Anderson, but has since changed course after it proved to be nearly impossible to move the sculpture, which is anchored into a cinderblock wall. The artist, Akilli Ron Anderson, had always intended the sculpture to be permeant.

    By Joshua Bon · BLAC D.C

    Mar. 19, 2023

  • Memphis Ice Cream Shops Serving the City’s Yummiest

    By Joshua Bon| BLAC Memphis@ Chocolate, vanilla, mint chocolate chip? When we hear those words we can help but drool and think of ice cream. If there is something everyone can agree on, it’s that everyone adores ice cream. It’s chilly, it’s creamy, it’s flavorful. It’s the perfect happy pill. So when you’re craving ice cream, check out these Black-owned ice cream shops for your dose of cold and creamy dessert. 1.

    By Joshua Bon · BLAC Memphis

    Oct. 20, 2022

  • See The Once Hidden Massive Black Last Supper Sculpture

    By Joshua Bon| BLAC D.C@ The Studio Acting Conservatory discovered a massive Black Last Supper sculpture behind drywall in its Columbia Heights building back in 2019. The theater school originally hoped to find a new home for the work by DC artist Akili Ron Anderson, but has since changed course after it proved to be nearly impossible to move the sculpture, which is anchored into a cinderblock wall. The artist, Akilli Ron Anderson, had always intended the sculpture to be permeant.

    By Joshua Bon · BLAC D.C

    Mar. 19, 2023

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BLAC Magazine

BLAC® is a lifestyle brand and multimedia company. Black lives. Black culture. Black excellence. Read our latest news and updates in Detroit.

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