FAN-COLLECTOR'S BLOG for Black Age Comix from ONLI STUDIOS. Presenting the ever-cool characters and concepts created by ONLI STUDIOS that go beyond the limitations of the evil empires of the mainstream. Free your mind and your comix will follow! All concepts & art along with characters are Copyright 2020 , ™, & other registration dates, to Turtel Onli. They are not to be reproduced for commercial purposes without written permission from Turtel Onli.
Collectors, Educators, Fans, Curriculum Coordinators, Scholars, Students & even most Haters will love going to the Trading Post Museum Store of the DuSable Museum of African American History in Chicago to witness and buy Afrofuture, Rhythmistic and Black Age Graphic Novels, Comix, and Activity Books from the world's only rack dedicated to this independently published and innovative genre.
Even Black Owned and operated mainstream comic-book stores or Afrocentered Stores refuse to feature a rack dedicated to independently published Black Age products!
If you are not in Chicago you can always visit the Graphics Novels tab at ONLI STUDIOS LLC.
Educators, Curriculum Coordinators, Scholars, Reading Specialists, Students, Coaches, and serious fans of the growing Black Age of Comics movement and the trending Afrofuturism genre will be excited and pleased to learn that ONLI STUDIOS LLC has successfully renegotiated its long productive relationship with the Trading Post Gift Shop of the DuSable Museum of African American History, Chicago.
The DuSable Museum is located at 5700 South Cottage Grove in Chicago near the prestigious University of Chicago campus.
They are selling this expanded line of Rhythmistic Graphic Novels, Comix, and Curriculum Guides which includes activity books on Going Green and being sustainable in the urban setting, horror, conflict resolution, the stimulation of creativity, and historical fiction.
All books are packaged in archival plastic at no extra charge and many include highly valued, rare, free Rhythmistic Trading Cards at as ONLI STUDIOS' show of appreciation!
All exciting and appropriate for the classroom, library, community center, or home.
The Trading Post Gift Shop of the DuSable Museum, Chicago is the only place in the USA where all of these amazing Rhythmistic Graphics Novels, Comix & Activity books are sold!
Chicago Public School educators have been pouring through to use their reimbursable funds to purchase this titles for their classes and resource centers adding an intelligent creative boost during these exciting times.
Prof. Onli often says: "A positive fantasy life in the foundation to a positive reality! This includes historical fiction and positive conflict resolution."
LINK to review per RHYTHMISM; Art As Social Change Making solo exhibition at the stately Gordon Parks Arts Hall of the University of Chicago's Laboratory School's Corvus Gallery.
Insightful Curators, Forward thinking Collectors, Major Art Collecting Museums and Scholars of Contemporary Art will appreciate this note:
This is a rare powerful mini retrospective styled visual art exhibition that exudes Rhythmismtic visual artist's Prof. Turtel Onlii creative life of 'winning the peace'. Which is what he calls taking the narratives in visual art derived from or of the Black American Experience beyond the narrow confines of celebrating suffering, poverty or oppression. Here Onli shows that Rhythmism in a well though- out, standards' changing genre in the visual arts.
Intelligence and talent meets industrious vision and effort sustained over five decades.
Onli offers the manifestation of self-determination as the foundation to winning the peace. His practice serves notice to many that there is much more going on in the Black American experience than legacies of oppression or the self-destructive impact of thug-life.
Though Onli has had a dynamic five decades plus practice in Fine and Commercial Visual Art plus Art Education and Therapy mainstream galleries, elite Black Curators and Black Art gallerists tend to avoid his revolutionary innovatively successful efforts in expanding the canon of the visual arts to accept and invest in a genre named, developed and expressed by an intelligent, gifted, dedicated Black Male. They are so about protecting the Arts Establishment and serving the needs and dictates of the status quo they will only endorse terms, styles, or artists anointed by their financial handlers or professional superiors. These are the types of folks that would have never given the likes of Van Gogh recognition in his life time! So much for artistic diversity.......as Onli is still winning that peace achieved by so many in the United States of America.
A simple internet or Wiki search supports this curiosity.
