Napolean Jones-Henderson, a longstanding founding member of the African Commune of Bad Relevant Artists (AfriCOBRA), speaks Saturday afternoon during the commemoration ceremony of The Wall of Black Music mural, originally created by Nelson Stevens with his student Clyde Santana, that was recreated by Common Wealth Murals and the Community Mural Institute and is now on view at 1 Montrose Street in Springfield.

by | Nov 2, 2022

Napolean Jones-Henderson, a longstanding founding member of the African Commune of Bad Relevant Artists (AfriCOBRA), speaks Saturday afternoon during the commemoration ceremony of The Wall of Black Music mural, originally created by Nelson Stevens with his student Clyde Santana, that was recreated by Common Wealth Murals and the Community Mural Institute and is now on view at 1 Montrose Street in Springfield.

Ammaya Dance and Drum group performs Saturday afternoon during the commemoration ceremony of The Wall of Black Music mural, originally created by Nelson Stevens with his student Clyde Santana, that was recreated by Common Wealth Murals and the Community Mural Institute and is now on view at 1 Montrose Street in Springfield.