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English: Turbado Marabou at BLIXEL + Black Lunch Table's Gainesville Photo Booth, 2022. Photo by Kenya (Robinson).
"Turbado Marabou MFA Storyteller, Educator, Healer Deeproots Ars & Culture creative Services LLC Artist Bio Turbado Marabou (Born James Miller) is originally from Gainesville, Florida. He studied at Florida A&M University where he received his bachelor’s degree in the Fine Arts. He received his M.F.A. from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Currently he is pursuing a PhD in Arts Education at Florida State University. For the past 30 plus years has been dedicated the Arts and Culture focusing on understanding Afro Trans-Atlantic culture through its stories, history, and its creative production within the context of the Black aesthetic. Turbado is a storyteller, visual and performing, and uses the arts to educate and create awareness of the significance of African culture, history, and spirituality and how it has significance in our daily life. As a healer, Turbado is a Babalosha of the Yoruba faith and culture for 26 years. Working as an educator in various capacities for 30 plus years, he is now recently retired and is now the CEO of Deeproots Creative Services LLC. An Arts & Culture education and intellectual platform that provides creative services, art education workshops and events that gives agency to creatives and creative seekers. His company fosters partnerships to raise the aesthetic and emotional intelligence of communities in need. Turbado currently resides in Gainesville, Florida Pleasant Street Historical District, with his wife and daughter. Creative Statement “Art reflects the human condition which interprets one’s culture, daily life and spirituality. This is the premise upon which my works and concepts are drawn from. I strive to make each project respectful interpretations of cultural heritage, history and folklife social values. Our Ancestors teach us that the beauty of life is working in tandem with the grand plan of creation. The courage of an Artist is being able to capture these aspects in their work to retain that which is meaningful to us as human beings. Thus, I contend Art is For Life’s Sake.”" |
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