By james art 
The African Diaspora Artifacts: This artifact will be displayed in an exhibition from February 1 to April 30 at the Mercer County James Kearney County Campus in Trenton. The introductory reception is on Saturday, February 1 from 11 am to 3 pm
The Mercer County College (MCCC) Black History Committee, together with the Trio program and the American Association for Women at the Mercer Chapter Colleges, will present “African Diaspora Artifacts” at the James Campus Campus, 137 Street, Trenton, February 1 to April 30. The adoption is on Saturday, February 1 from 11 am to 3 pm
The three -month -old exhibit will illuminate the historical importance of African diaspora in the visual and music arts. Visitors will find a variety of artifacts, including musical instruments, sculptures, books, historical documents and others that will provide immersive education for the evolution of Afro -American art and culture from slavery to contemporary time.
“We intend to share, inform and raise the local community in a way that emphasizes the historical role of the African diaspora in our society,” says Lucia Brown-Joseph, director of Student Accounts at MCCC and exhibit creator.
The exhibit will also include pre -recorded videos of current students who talk about their cultural origin, which will be played per cycle during exhibits. In addition, current students will help with demonstrations of musical instruments and leading immersive tours.
The introductory reception will include an artistic presentation of MCCC students, students guided by students, and a cutting ceremony with dignitaries, including the CEO of Mercer Dan Benson, Trenton REDD Mayor, former Trenton Mayor Doug Palmer and MCC President Deborah EE Preston.
“We are glad to show this important part of the history of students, teachers, staff and the bigger community,” he said. Preston. “As teachers, we like to see our students to share their knowledge, to spread awareness and to engage in community members who in this situation they have the opportunity to do through demonstrations and tours guided by students.”
The hours of the exhibits will be every Saturday from 10am to 2pm and during the week by appointment for group visits.
For more information, visit MCC.edu/jkcgallery.