Celebrating Black History Month

	Brian Gooden and “The Uprising”.

Broadway House for Continuing Care celebrated Black History Month with an art exhibit by local artist, Brian Gooden. Gooden grew up in Newark and saw an opportunity to give something back to the community by displaying his pieces for our residents’ enjoyment. Gooden displayed a variety of images which represented the cultural heritage of African Americans. He also included pieces on Greek mythology and the Bible.

One of his most moving pieces, “The Uprising”, depicts a slave ship moving through the waters with the slaves either choosing to die in the shark infested waters or taking their chances with the crew.

For more information on Brian Gooden and his artwork, please contact him at
(973) 375-1152.

An affiliate of the University of Medicine and Dentistry, Broadway House for Continuing Care, in Newark, NJ is the state’s only specialized nursing care facility for individuals living with HIV/AIDS. Located in a magnificently restored historic landmark, this 74-bed adult residence is dedicated to serving the complex, post-acute needs of its chosen population.

Broadway House For Continuing Care - 298 Broadway Newark, New Jersey 07104 - (973) 268-9797