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1) Hugeaux Photography: An Inkwell: American Beach: Those Porcelain Dunes. Photography Exhibition. Only On-Line exhibition: April 19 - June 19, 2006. Text by Hugeaux. Preface by Dr. Dinizulu Gene Tinnie. Statistics: 200 visitors.
2) Hugeaux Photography: The Native and The Slave: Monuments of Genii. Kingsley Plantation. Photography Exhibition. Only On-Line: Summer 2006. Text by Hugeaux. Preface by Dr. Mohamed Buwe Osman. Epilogue by Carolyn Sebron. Statistics: 154 visitors.
3) Hugeaux & Dr. Mohamed Buwe Osman ( Fayetteville, North Carolina) : HU & MO: Neo Avant Garde; Lines, Circles, Rectangles & Pendulums. Only On-Line exhibition: Fall 2006. Text by Hugeaux. Preface by Dr. Mohamed Buwe Osman. Epilogue by LaTavian Gardner. Statistics: 173 visitors.
4) Hugeaux and Amir Bey (New York, New York). Sculptured and Cut. Celebrating Black History Month .
Only On-Line exhibition:January 3 - February 28, 2007. Text / Poetry by LaTavian Gardner. Preface by James Weldon Johnson. The Negro National Anthem. Statistcs: 191 visitors.
5) Hugeaux Photography: The Ruins of New Orleans. New Orleans, Louisiana. Photography Exhibition. Only On-Line: March 2007. Text by Hugeaux. Preface & text by Vandorn Hinnant . Statistics: 94 visitors.
6) Hugeaux Photography: " Waterfalls and Wind in the Cave: My Thoughts, My Spirits and My Ancestry ". Appalachian Foothills of Southeast OHIO, Photography Exhibition. Only On-Line: May 7- June 24, 2007. Text by Hugeaux. Statistics: 70 visitors.
7) The African & American Sketchbook 2007: Works by African-American & African Artistsborn 1917 to 1961: Dr. Margaret Burroughs, Aaron Ibn Pori Pitts, Dr. Mohamed Buwe Osman, Vandorn Hinnant & Hugeaux. Only On-Line: April 1 - June 30, 2007. Text by Hugeaux, Dr. Mohamed Buwe Osman, Vandorn Hinnant, Kwame Brathwaite, Aaron Ibn Pori Pitts & Surya peterson. Statistics: 608 visitors.
8) Hugeaux Photography: " A Key in the York ". Photo-documentary of Key West, Florida and Manhattan, New York. Photography Exhibition. Only On-Line: September 5- December 31, 2007. Text by Hugeaux. Preface by Otto Neals. Epliogue by Dinizulu Gene Tinnie. Statistics: 205 visitors.
9) Hugeaux Presents Paper "The Importance of Documentation & The History of Arte Mecco". at The 6th Annual Hawaii International Conference on Arts and Humanities. Honolulu / Waikiki, Hawaii: January 11- January 14, 2008. Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort & Spa, and the Hilton Waikiki Prince Kuhio, Honolulu, Hawaii, USA. Co-sponsored by: University of Louisville - Center for Sustainable Urban Neighborhoods & The Baylor Journal of Theatre and Performance Education. (available at www.Hugeaux.com. web page: The Hawaiian Diaries)
10) Hugeaux Presents Paper "The Importance of Documentation & The History of Arte Mecco". National Conference of Artists - New York Chapter. The 2008 Mini Conference. Metropolitan Museum of Art & Columbia University. New York City, New York. February 8-10, 2008. HUGEAUX - An Artist's Diary: The Hampton – New York City Weekend: February 8-10, 2008. ( available at http://www.minorityprofessionalnetwork.com/contentdata.asp?id=4783).
11) Hugeaux Presents Paper "The Importance of Documentation & The History of Arte Mecco".
The South Carolina Council for African American Studies Conference. THEME: SC Educators Leading and Shaping: Identities, Cultures and Futures. Columbia Conference Center. web site: www.sccaas.org. February 22-23, 2008. Columbia, South Carolina.
12) Hugeaux Presents Paper "The Importance of Documentation & The History of Arte Mecco".
47 Annual Meeting of the Florida CONFERENCE of Historians. Comfort Inn, Jacksonville Beach. Hosted by JACKSONVILLE UNIVERSITY. February 20 - March 1, 2008. Jacksonville Beach , Florida.
13) Hugeaux Photography: CONCEPTION. Photography Exhibition. Only On-Line: Black History Months January 1 - March 1, 2008. Text by Fulbright Scholar: Doris Green. Acknowledgements by Vandorn Hinnant. Epilogue by Aaron Ibn Pori Pitts. Statistics: 314 visitors.
