LaFate Gallery is a Folk Art Gallery the ONLY one of its kind in the State of Delaware. The Gallery offers Original Folk Art by multi Award-winning Folk Artist Eunice LaFate.

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Larry Poncho Brown

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Talent Agencies · Baltimore, MD

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Live Life Your Way Noreen Sumpter

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Talent Agencies · Brooklyn, NY

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Lose It Rage Room

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Talent Agencies · Woodbridge, VA

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Lack of proper self-care can negatively effect your health, relationships, and even lead to substance abuse. Lose It provides a safe, private environment for individuals and groups to temporarily relieve their stress by breaking inanimate objects.

Lula Washington Contemporary Dance Foundation

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Talent Agencies · Los Angeles, CA

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Lyrical Hustlers

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Talent Agencies · St Petersburg, FL

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Made You Look Photography

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Talent Agencies · Stone Mountain, GA

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Made You Look Photography is lead by published and award-winning Atlanta Wedding Photographer, Montoya Turner. Since 2009, Montoya has perfected the craft of capturing the beauty, essence and emotion of a Bride's most sacred day. Montoya has been praised by some of the industry's best and was awarded 1st place in the Canon Photo Print competition 2013 hosted by Showcase Photo & Video Atlanta.

Mellow Sounds Studio

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Talent Agencies · Philadelphia, PA

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Mended Relationships Mother Daughter Coaching Healing

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Talent Agencies · Cleveland, OH

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Moore Cattle Farm Llc

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Talent Agencies · Fayetteville, NC

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Museum For Black Girls

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Talent Agencies · Denver, CO

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A TRIBUTE TO BLACK GIRL MAGIC The Museum For Black Girls is an immersive pop-up sensory museum where people not only see the art but feel and interact with it. Being a black girl is an experience! Black Girl Magic is more than a buzz-word or trend. It's the essence of Black women. The Museum for Black Girls is a space to celebrate this essence, as well as educate about the journey to our present state and liberation. Finally and most importantly, our museum serves as a love letter to Black women and our experience. In December 2019, we transformed a beautiful boutique into an immersive, interactive pop-up gallery featuring multiple, vibrant exhibits. The interest and feedback has been so amazing reaching over 70,000 people on social media. The museum is ultimately a celebration of self love. The aesthetic of the exhibits is vibrant and shows our evolution from the beginning until now…through the lens of black women.