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Location	Columbus, Ohio, United States
Introduction	The author, Daniel Moss received his BFA in Professional Art from Claflin University in Orangeburg, South Carolina. In 1999 while still a student, Moss was awarded "Best of Show" at the South Carolina Annual Juried Art Exhibition held at the South Carolina State Fair (the largest annual juried art exhibition in the Southeastern United States) beating out nearly 3000 artists for the coveted prize. That same year, Moss joined his brother William as Vice President of Business Development for www.HBCUconnect.com, and together they have grown the largest African American-owned website in existence, boasting 500,000+ members. Having honed his marketing expertise in growing the largest community of alumni and students from Historically Black Colleges and Universities (or HBCUs), Moss sought to use his expertise to create a similar community and resource for The African American Visual Art Community and launched BlackArtConnect.com to connect the African American Visual Arts Community. Out of that endeavor also spawned BlackArtNews.com and BlackArtPR.com, both scheduled to launch on January 25th, 2008. Moss is very happily married and is the doting father of one.

Location

Columbus, Ohio, United States

Introduction

The author, Daniel Moss received his BFA in Professional Art from Claflin University in Orangeburg, South Carolina. In 1999 while still a student, Moss was awarded "Best of Show" at the South Carolina Annual Juried Art Exhibition held at the South Carolina State Fair (the largest annual juried art exhibition in the Southeastern United States) beating out nearly 3000 artists for the coveted prize. That same year, Moss joined his brother William as Vice President of Business Development for www.HBCUconnect.com, and together they have grown the largest African American-owned website in existence, boasting 500,000+ members. Having honed his marketing expertise in growing the largest community of alumni and students from Historically Black Colleges and Universities (or HBCUs), Moss sought to use his expertise to create a similar community and resource for The African American Visual Art Community and launched BlackArtConnect.com to connect the African American Visual Arts Community. Out of that endeavor also spawned BlackArtNews.com and BlackArtPR.com, both scheduled to launch on January 25th, 2008. Moss is very happily married and is the doting father of one.