| Uraline Septembre Hager |
Her good works include:
The Malcolm X Grass Roots Annual Black
August Concert
Hager volunteers at the annual concert, which
draws attention to human and civil rights issues
embedded in Hip Hop Diasporan community.
“From Rap the Vote to Shoot and Smoke: What
is the Real Deal with Rappers Today?”
Organizer
Friday June 24, 2005
This panel, coordinated with SoBro coworker
Jenny Ham, explored the connections between
hip-hop music, political activism, and youth
culture. The evening opened with DJ Beverly
Bond and performances by pattydukes w/, Big
Voices. The scheduled panelists were M1 of
Dead Prez, Talib Kweli, media reform activist
Rosa Clemente, political activist and Black
August, co-organizer Sacajawea "Saki" Hall.
August Concert
Hager volunteers at the annual concert, which
draws attention to human and civil rights issues
embedded in Hip Hop Diasporan community.
“From Rap the Vote to Shoot and Smoke: What
is the Real Deal with Rappers Today?”
Organizer
Friday June 24, 2005
This panel, coordinated with SoBro coworker
Jenny Ham, explored the connections between
hip-hop music, political activism, and youth
culture. The evening opened with DJ Beverly
Bond and performances by pattydukes w/, Big
Voices. The scheduled panelists were M1 of
Dead Prez, Talib Kweli, media reform activist
Rosa Clemente, political activist and Black
August, co-organizer Sacajawea "Saki" Hall.
The Storytelling Project: Teaching
about Racism and Tolerance
through Storytelling and the Arts
Dr. Lee Anne Bell, Principal
Investigator
The Storytelling Project (STP)
develops curricula, which employs
storytelling and the arts, to teach
about race and social justice.
The South Bronx Overall
Economic Development
Corporation College Prep
Program, coordinator
The SoBro College Prep Program
assist students and parents with the
college application and the
financial aid process, including
PSAT and SAT preparation,
college trips and fairs, and
assistance with personal statements.
about Racism and Tolerance
through Storytelling and the Arts
Dr. Lee Anne Bell, Principal
Investigator
The Storytelling Project (STP)
develops curricula, which employs
storytelling and the arts, to teach
about race and social justice.
The South Bronx Overall
Economic Development
Corporation College Prep
Program, coordinator
The SoBro College Prep Program
assist students and parents with the
college application and the
financial aid process, including
PSAT and SAT preparation,
college trips and fairs, and
assistance with personal statements.
artHARLEM’s H.O.A.S.T. (Harlem Open
Artist Studio Tour)
H.O.A.S.T. showcases the works of the under-
represented artists of Harlem. The image on
the at3619.com website was extracted from a
video exhibit in the 2005 H.O.A.S.T.
Triple Candie:Harlem's Alternative for
Contemporary Art
461 West 126th Street
www.triplecandie.org
February 2006
Uraline September Hager shared the space
with David Humphrey’s “Snowman in Love,”
and Shoshana Dentz’s Temporary Mural
Project
Rush Arts Gallery
God Complex: Images Of Power
526 West 26th #311, NY, NY 10001 - T:
212.691.9552 F: 212.691.9304
www.rushartsgallery.org
February 2, 2006 - March 25, 2006
Artists Jeff Vespa, Michael Anderson, Shaun
Leonardo, William Mwazi, Carlos Sandoval
and Uraline Hager explore images of the
unconquerable and the vulnerable in a multi-
disciplinary exhibition at the Chelsea Rush Art
Gallery.
Artist Studio Tour)
H.O.A.S.T. showcases the works of the under-
represented artists of Harlem. The image on
the at3619.com website was extracted from a
video exhibit in the 2005 H.O.A.S.T.
Triple Candie:Harlem's Alternative for
Contemporary Art
461 West 126th Street
www.triplecandie.org
February 2006
Uraline September Hager shared the space
with David Humphrey’s “Snowman in Love,”
and Shoshana Dentz’s Temporary Mural
Project
Rush Arts Gallery
God Complex: Images Of Power
526 West 26th #311, NY, NY 10001 - T:
212.691.9552 F: 212.691.9304
www.rushartsgallery.org
February 2, 2006 - March 25, 2006
Artists Jeff Vespa, Michael Anderson, Shaun
Leonardo, William Mwazi, Carlos Sandoval
and Uraline Hager explore images of the
unconquerable and the vulnerable in a multi-
disciplinary exhibition at the Chelsea Rush Art
Gallery.
still #2 from untitled film #1 from axe series
2004 Uraline Hager
2004 Uraline Hager
Gallery 3619 is proud to host a web
resource on the work of Ms. Uraline
Septembre Hager. Ms. Hager earned
her BFA at Brooklyn College, and her
MFA at Hunter College. She is loved
in the U.S. and abroad. Her name and
likeness have been tagged onto the
side of tunnels, government buildings,
skyscrapers, and pyramieds
throughought Brazil, Cuba, North
America, Europe and Africa. She is a
proud member of the Malcolm X
Grass Roots Movement and a dear
and devoted Special Education
Teacher for the New York City Public
School System. You show her your
love with your travel grants.
resource on the work of Ms. Uraline
Septembre Hager. Ms. Hager earned
her BFA at Brooklyn College, and her
MFA at Hunter College. She is loved
in the U.S. and abroad. Her name and
likeness have been tagged onto the
side of tunnels, government buildings,
skyscrapers, and pyramieds
throughought Brazil, Cuba, North
America, Europe and Africa. She is a
proud member of the Malcolm X
Grass Roots Movement and a dear
and devoted Special Education
Teacher for the New York City Public
School System. You show her your
love with your travel grants.