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The Center for Aesthetic Modernism is dedicated to nurturing the "whole person" through a celebration of beauty, spirituality, and culture. We stand ready to shape and embrace a new era of aesthetic consciousness, one based on cultural sensitivity and individuality. Hair and face are the most visible expressions of this unique self-identity. We strive to enhance authentic beauty through restoring youthful facial contours, growing healthy hair, and optimizing nasal balance.

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Mar 23, 2012 10:07 AM

Dr. Harris was featured in a Washington Post article which announced the "Heads Up" program organized by Smithsonian’s Anacostia Museum on Sunday, March 4, 2012. Dr. Harris joined anthropologist, Diana N’Diaye, PhD, of Smithsonian’s "Will to Adorn" project in a discussion about the historical and cultural aspects of black hair. Click here to read more about the event.

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Feb 23, 2012 6:24 PM

There is a universal restorative energy that I feel daily.  The physical transformation of Viola Davis offers us a visual indicator of an inward journey to self liberation and the inner building of identity.  These stunning images from the LA Times celebrate her beauty as the new cultural avant garde.  Every individual has the creative capacity to align themselves with their own TRUTH and authentic self. 

If you haven’t already, please take the time to listen to the Oprah interview with Davis.  She describes her relationship with weaves and wigs as a “crutch” that proved not to be healthy.  The Afro may once again signal a new kind of modernity. . .simple, elegant, versatile, healthy  and beautiful.   Physical Beauty when enhanced in a culturally sensitive manner opens a doorway to the infinite power of your own authentic consciousness.

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Jan 14, 2012 12:44 PM
 

The Center for Aesthetic Modernism launched its Do Good H.A.I.R. Salon™ series on December 10, 2011, on the campus of the University of Maryland. Dr. Monte O. Harris, the center's founder, gave the inaugural talk, discussing "Do Good H.A.I.R: An Afro-Modern Approach to Restoring Beauty, Health, and Identity."

More than 100 guests attended the event housed in the David C. Driskell Center, which is named for the renowned painter, art collector, and leading scholar on African American art and artists. Surrounded by "Creative Spirit," an exhibition celebrating Driskell's life and artistic handicraft, guests listened expectantly to Dr. Harris reveal the purpose for the event and share his vision for the Salon… Click here to see photos and read more

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