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(Title): African Wood Adinkra Tribal Mask
(Source): Hudson Institute of African American Heritage & Global Arts Museum
(Photographer): Mr. Albert C. Hudson (Equipment): General Electric Digital Camera..GE-15X wide- Aspheric Ed lens 4.9-73.5 mm-1.3.05-2 
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About the Hudson Institute of African American Heritage & Global Arts Museum

by albert hudson on 07/30/13

The Hudson Institute of African American Heritage and Global Arts Museum is the product of a life-long inspiration and love of Arts and Humanities. The museum was founded on September 11, 2007; by Deacon Albert Calvin Hudson; who is cur-rently a Ordained Pentecostal Deacon in addition to being a Retired California  Peace Officer and a Retired United States Naval Communications Petty Officer.    

Museums Mission                                                                                              

The Institution was created as a forum for the presentation of the African American Journey and as a medium for the exhibition of global arts. It is dedicated to collec-ting, Preserving and Interpreting the material and intellectual culture of all people of African Ancestry. The museum is committed to telling the story of African descen-dants in all of it's Permutations: Family Life, The Civil Rights Movement, Arts and Entertainment, Sports, Politics, Law, Medicine, Religious Technology.

The mission also is to serve the community by providing a forum for the promotion of Human Achievements and Cultural Enhancement Programs, also to exhibit represen-tative arts and industrial expositions.

The Museum's Vision
The Museum's Vision is to be instrumental in providing leadership in the perservation, Interpretation and Conservation of the history and evolution of all people of African descent.  Furthermore; the museum's public programming components creates excitement in discovery and learning, and encourages people of all nationalities to explore the Arts and History in meaningful ways.
The major Anchors that describes the Museum's Public programming recognizes the Cultural Achievements, Gifts, Lineage and Unique Expressions that people of African Ancestry and World Communities share. Also our programming anchors on contem-porary narratives which relates to current events and focuses on our changing uni-verse. A unifying thread connects the Museum's Anchors: each utilizing sound museum practices as an approach to researching and interpreting culture, enabling the museum to integrate our collections with engaging learning experience that provoke curiosity and deepens understanding of the human experience.

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