Photographs by Matthew Odom Matthew Odom is a much sought after photographer. He is a versatile artist, equally comfortable and skilled in portrait, lifestyle, sports, architectural and advertising photography. He is also an experienced photo-journalist who worked in local television news before deciding to take up photography as his profession. He is a native of […]
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The Tubman African American Museum is partnering with Amstar 16 Macon Theaters to offer a free screening of the new film HARRIET for Tubman Museum Members. The free screening will be on Sunday, November 3rd at 3:00 PM. HARRIET is a 2019 American biographical film about slave-turned-abolitionist Harriet Tubman. From her escape from slavery through […]
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The Tubman Museum presents a ‘Father’s Day” Event featuring The O’Jays, Sunday, June 16, 2019, to be held at The Macon City Auditorium at 6pm. This special concert will also pay tribute to our “Unsung Heroes” – Our Fathers. This fundraiser will become one of our annual signature events that supports the Tubman Museum Educational […]
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About The Art/Artist The art and craft of Marquetry consists of applying pieces of wood veneer to a surface to make decorative designs, patterns or pictures. The technique dates back to the ancient world, and became popular in Europe in the 16th century. Errol Bruce taught himself the craft of marquetry, and uses it to […]
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The Tubman, the South’s largest museum of African American art, history and culture, presents the Shelia Award to extraordinary black women of achievement. The term Shelia is an Americanized mélange of West African names meaning strength, beauty and courage. Since its beginning days, the Tubman Museum has consistently recognized heroes and heroines – those remarkable […]
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