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Milestones Fall 05 MILESTONES The Sonja Haynes Stone Center for Black Culture and History spring 2006 · volume 4 · issue 1 www.unc.edu/depts/stonecenter Film Animator for The Matrix at the Stone Center This spring, the Sonja Haynes Stone Center for Black Culture and History welcomes Lyndon Barrois as Artist-in-Residence. Barrois, a Los Angeles based artist and film animator, will be with the center March 6th-9th, 2006 and will conduct workshops with students currently enrolled in its Communiversity Program, an after-school academic and cultural enrichment program. Now in its fifteenth academic year, Communiversity characters fashioned from chewing gum wrappers and continues to identify engaging and innovative ways to captured through stop-motion filming. His gumation nurture its students’ intellectual growth, skills develop- technique and figurines have been featured in Ripley’s ment, and appreciation of the arts and aesthetics. Believe it or Not! Museums worldwide and were high- Bringing Barrois to the UNC campus reflects the lighted on Great Moments:The Super Bowl, where the center’s ongoing commitment to stimulating young figurines were staged to recreate memorable moments minds by stretching the boundaries of their imagina- in Super Bowl history. He used his gumation technique tions conjoined with fostering their analytical skills. to complete the film They Were the First to Ride,a With his extensive background in art and film ani- depiction of black jockeys who won the Kentucky mation, Barrois is one of the few African Americans Derby between the years 1875 and 1902. For his work, working at his level in Hollywood today and represents he earned awards at the Palm Springs, Columbus, and the pinnacle of intellectual and creative achievement in Chicago International Film Festivals. computer-generated film animation. Barrois, who holds Despite his achievements in animation and cinema a BFA from Xavier University of Louisiana and an production, Barrois first and foremost appreciates a well- MFA from the California Institute of the Arts School of crafted storyline.While he understands the salient ability Film/Video, brings to the Stone Center an extensive list for visual effects to complement and enhance the narra- Lyndon Barrois and a sentinel from The Matrix. of accomplishments and recognitions for his work in tive, for Barrois plot and character development remain film production including his stints as director of anima- essential in crafting well constructed and meaningful development by investing his time and talents tion or supervisor for animation sequence for such films stories. Prior to his work in cinema Barrois was, and in exposing future artists (and cineastes) to the craft. as Elektra (Fox, 2005), I, Robot (Twentieth Century Fox, remains, a committed graphic artist and youth educator Workshops are restricted to Communiversity 2004), The Matrix Revolutions and The Matrix Reloaded having gained widespread recognition for his 1986 New Program enrollees. Barrois will also visit with UNC (Warner Brothers, 2002 & 2003), Scooby Doo (Warner Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival commemorative faculty and students in film production. For further Brothers, 2002), Kung Pow: Enter the Fist (Twentieth serigraph and respect as an instructor with Young information regarding this Artist-in-Residence, please Century Fox, 2002), and for his work as a director on the Aspirations/Young Artists (YaYa),a New Orleans-based contact the Stone Center at 962-9001.This residency animated television series, The PJs, just to name a few. art guild for young people. Over the years, he has is supported by the Stone Center, School of Journalism, Most noted as a skilled Computer Generated Image conducted animation workshops for youths including Johnston Center for Undergraduate Excellence, and by specialist and stop-motion animator, Barrois is also a recent claymation session at the DuSable Museum the Departments of Art, and African and Afro-American known as an innovator having created “gumation”— in Chicago. Undoubtedly, this artist supports youth Studies. Stone Center Welcomes Residence at the Stone Center for the third time, the “intersection of the street and the academy,” and East Harlem native will conduct a series of writers’ strives for total authenticity in his effort to recreate Back Willie Perdomo workshops for the campus and local communities. the sights, sounds, smells, and rhythms of East Harlem. Considered the Langston Hughes of Latino Perdomo’s on-campus writing workshops writers, Perdomo is the author of three collections of will be held at the center each Tuesday evening poetry including Smoking Lovely which won the 2004 at 7pm from February 14 through March 7.These Beyond Margins Award from the PEN American workshops are free and open to the public. Center. His work has been included in several Registration begins on January 2 at the center. anthologies and has appeared in The New York Times Applications are available online at www.unc.edu/ Magazine, Bomb and Urban Latino. He is the author depts/stonecenter or at the center (150 South Road, of the picture book Visiting Langston and has been fea- Suite 215), and are due by January 23. Notifications tured on several PBS documentaries and on HBO’s will be made by February 9. THE SONJA HAYNES STONE CENTER for Def Poetry Jam.A regular at Manhattan’s legendary In addition to his on-campus sessions, Perdomo Black Culture and History will host a residency by Nuyorican Poets Café, Perdomo recently co-wrote will conduct several writing workshops for teenagers Puerto Rican poet and essayist Willie Perdomo from an episode for the HBO animated series, Spicy City. at New Horizons, an alternative school in Durham. February 9 through March 7, 2006.As Artist-in- Reviewers have noted that Perdomo writes at the For more information, contact the Stone Center at 962-9001. 2 MILESTONES Spring into Poetry Stone Center Hosts Author Junot Díaz at the Stone Center On April 4th at 7pm, the Stone Center will host the THE COMING OF SPRING INVOKES Latina/o Cultural Speakers Series for a reading, signing, RENEWED LIFE, ENERGIES AND PASSIONS. discussion and Q&A with Afro-Dominican writer, Junot This March, the Stone Center will mark the coming of a new season by celebrating our Díaz. Díaz, an associate professor at the Massachusetts passion for words. On March 21 at 7 p.m., the Institute of Technology and the award-winning author Center’s new Tuesday Night Open Mic series begins. of the innovative short-story cycle/novel, Drown, will Junot Diaz Poets, spoken word artists, writers and first- timers from UNC, Durham, Chapel Hill and address the inter-related topics of silence, color, Multipurpose Room and is cosponsored by beyond can apply their craft at the Stone Center language, war, and immigration in the post-911 the English Department, the College of Arts each Tuesday evening at 7pm from March 21 context. Díaz’s fiction has appeared in a variety and Sciences, Diversity and Multicultural Affairs, through April 25.The series, cosponsored by of publications including The New Yorker,African the Institute for African American Research, the TRIBES magazine and Durham’s SpiritHouse Voices, Best American Short Stories, and Pushcart Latina/o Studies Gift Fund, and the Stone Center. artist collective, is free and open to the public. Prize. Díaz has received a Eugene McDermott The UNC Latina/o Cultures Speakers Series is It is hosted by Stone Center Graduate Fellow Award, a fellowship from the John Simon designed to promote the core diversity values of the and poet, Raina Leon. Guggenheim Memorial Foundation, a Lila University and is dedicated to the interdisciplinary On April 20, the Stone Center will host the Acheson Wallace Readers Digest Award, the 2002 exploration of Latina/o Studies.The Series regularly annual Day of the Poet, which draws students Pen/Malamud Award, the 2003 US-Japan Creative hosts creative writers and scholars addressing the from area high schools to participate in a day of Artist Fellowship from the National Endowment intersections between Latina/o and African-American workshops with in-state and out-of-state poets. for the Arts, and a fellowship at the Radcliffe cultural production, between specifically Chicana/o This year’s wordsmiths will include Dasan Ahanu, Institute for Advanced Study at Harvard University. and Native American Studies, and between Latina/o Aracelis Girmay, Lita Hooper, Stephanie Pruitt, The April 4th event is free and open to the public. Studies and Asian Diaspora Studies. Oscar Bermeo, Evie Shlockey, Quraysh Ali It will be held in the Stone Center’s Hitchcock Lansana, Ebony Golden, Kim Arrington, Mara Jebsen and Rich Villar. Day of the Poet work- shops are open to UNC students, faculty and staff who submit a short application (available at the Stone Center).The day concludes with a final reading over a bring-your-own brown Future of Minority Studies at UNC bag lunch.This event is sponsored by the High School Literacy Project, the School of Education, On April 20th, the Stone Center will host a of “identity” and “experience,” the collection and the Research Triangle Schools Partnership. discussion with professors Satya P. Mohanty of delves into the relationships among cultural Contact Raina Leon at [email protected] Cornell University, Linda Martin Alcoff of Syracuse autonomy, moral universalism, and progressive or 962-9001 for the workshop schedule or for University, Michael Hames-Garcia of SUNY politics. For more information on the research further information. Binghamton and Paula M.L. Moya of Stanford project, visit http://www.fmsproject.cornell.edu/. On April 21, as a poetic follow-up, ten Day of University about their book, Identity Politics The event is cosponsored by the Stone Center, the Poet artists will gather for a night of poetry in Reconsidered. As part of the ongoing national UNC’s Institute of Latin American Studies, School the Stone Center’s Brown Gallery and Museum Future of Minority Studies Research Project, of Education, English Department, Curriculum in at 6pm.
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