Contemporary American Braids: The Question of Aesthetics and Performance, audio cassette, OTC 408.16.2
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content: 1982-10-16
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content: Stephanie Honeywood
      
Comparative aspects between east and west coast hair braiding designers.

Panel II : Creating Black Hairstyles: Aesthetics and Performance 

Introductory remarks and introduction of panelists by Bernice Johnson 		     Reagon.		

Panelists:

Rosalyn Jeffries (consultant and lecturer, Metropolitan Museum of Art): Black hair sculpture, an art historian's view

Shabu Anna Jackson (braid designer): Braiding Styles  

Naweeli Iyeo (Los Angeles braid designer): The beauty of small braids, choosing a design, client/braider relationship.