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Rhonda K. Brown
Rhonda K Brown (b. Cleveland, OH. 1969) is an experienced painter who explores how Black subjects, especially women, are seen and represented in their everyday encounters. Brown’s portraits disrupt Eurocentric representations of Blackness and invite the viewer to connect with the emotions resonating beneath the surface of these figures by employing dramatic simplicity, vibrant and…
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Aisha Augie
Aisha Augie is a Creative Artist who works out of Nigeria and South Africa. Her mediums include photography (still & motion), acrylic painting and mixed media art. She states that “Human beings recognise, intentionally or not, the need for one’s identity. From the individuality that comes with a name, to the unifying factors of a…
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Sheherazade Thénard
Sheherazade Thénard, born in Queens, New York, now based in Broward/Miami, Florida, holds a Master’s in Fine Arts from the University of Central Florida (2022). Their work elaborates on the process of healing generational traumas from assimilation and the feeling of being “othered” through reflections on taking space for community healing within family and friends…
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Payton Harris Woodard
Payton Harris-Woodard’s (b. 1996, Chicago) earned her BA from Columbia College Chicago, and her MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Recent exhibitions include Women one the Verge at Rhona Hoffman Gallery, Chicago,IL; Ground Floor Biennial at the Hyde Park Art Center, Chicago,IL; Golden Ratio, Mapping Self, Space, and Other at Art…
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Jason Wallace
Jason Wallace’s art practice centers on public policy and its impact on social strata, structures, and our collective vision, not merely in the physical sense but within the context of cognition and perception. Recalling Roland Barthes’ notion that “the birth of the reader must be required by the death of the author,” Wallace’s work catalyzes…
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Akilah Watts
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Alanis Forde
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Horace Imhotep
“I never wanted to be a starving artist; I just wanted to be a good one. I’m a painter, a creator and a dreamer,” artist Horace Imhotep says of himself. After finishing a B.A. from the Florida Art Institute, Horace Imhotep attended Morehouse College and studied art history which exposed him to the context he…
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Jeffrey Kent
Jeffrey Kent is an American multidisciplinary artist and curator whose life’s work embodies healing and wellness through creativity in art making, mentorship, and stewardship. His artwork is conceptual, informed by the historical and the personal, inextricably linked. He utilizes the medium best suited for the subject and temperament of the discussion he is creating. Sculpture…