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PAST EXHIBITS
Exhibits presented since SAACC’s inception have been numerous and various. Establishing relationships and collaborations within the community and area school systems has allowed the work of local artists, students, photographers, and craftsmen to be displayed. Some of the most notable exhibits are listed here.

Hidden Journey: Hope, Struggle
This exhibit featured a series of 11 paintings created by artist Richard Haynes based on quilt patterns that were used as a secret code for the Underground Railroad. Pat Parnell, professor emerita of Chester College of New England, wrote 11 original poems to accompany this unique series of paintings.


dollsJessie's Dolls
Dolls from the collection of Jessie Bennett, Kittery, ME were part of an exhibit featuring over 100 African American dolls. The oldest doll in her collection dates back to the 18th century.

Ebony Magazines
From August 8 - October 1, 2009, magazine covers ranging over a period of 60 years were displayed in recognition of America’s premier African American Publication.

masksMasks of the
African Continent

Ceremonial masks featured in this exhibit were from the collection of Everett Barnes of Rye NH. The 18 original masks were from the countries of Zaire, Mali, Angola, Congo, Nigeria, The Ivory Coast and Liberia.


ocean graphics logosite design by Ocean Graphics, Hampton, NH