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A deeply moving memoir about serving in the segregated army during World War II, and how love and the pursuit of art sustained him.
2020 Boston Globe-Horn Book Award Winner for Non-Fiction
Kirkus Review
The Storyteller Pavilion is welcoming visitors by appointment only. Please email info@ashleybryancenter.org to make arrangements.
Needed Hope and Cheer for now and for the holidays!
The ABC is selling linoleum Block Prints in support of Ashley’s STORYTELLER PAVILION on Islesford.
In July of 2020, Ashley signed, numbered, and dated a limited edition of 8 linoleum block prints, each illustrating a Black American spiritual. His block prints of Black American Spirituals celebrate African American history and "honor the genius of an enslaved people, whose compositions have shaped American culture and spiritual life."
Ashley and the Ashley Bryan Center are excited o be part of this unique collaboration with The Mariposa Museum and Cultural Center (Peterborough, New Hampshire and Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts.)
Proceeds coming to the ABC will be used to sustain the STORYTELLER PAVILION into the future as a tribute to Ashley.
A deeply moving memoir about serving in the segregated army during World War II, and how love and the pursuit of art sustained him.
2020 Boston Globe-Horn Book Award Winner for Non-Fiction
Kirkus Review
