Studio Visit: Sheena Rose
Studio Visit: Sheena Rose with DVCAI/The Fountainhead Residency Above: Sheena Rose from her Black Obeah Series. During the August 2018, session at the Fountainhead Residency, in Miami, Florida, Sheena Rose
art in and around South Florida
Studio Visit: Sheena Rose with DVCAI/The Fountainhead Residency Above: Sheena Rose from her Black Obeah Series. During the August 2018, session at the Fountainhead Residency, in Miami, Florida, Sheena Rose
Artist Profile: Nadia Wolff Nadia Wolff is currently in a dual enrollment academic program with RISD and Brown University. The artist is focused in Africana Studies at Brown has brought
“The National YoungArts Foundation (YoungArts) was established by Lin and Ted Arison to identify and nurture the most accomplished young artists in the visual, literary, design and performing arts, and
Continue readingIsabel Vera – Miami’s Developing Musical Talent
“The National YoungArts Foundation (YoungArts) was established by Lin and Ted Arison to identify and nurture the most accomplished young artists in the visual, literary, design and performing arts, and
Visionary Aponte: Black Art and Freedom opened at the Little Haiti Cultural Center in Miami, from December 8-2017-January 20, 2018, and will travel to New York University and Duke University. The exhibition
Continue readingJosé Antonio Aponte: Unknown Artist and Activist
Deployed Utopia, a Solo Exhibition by Adler Guerrier “To the ordinary man. To a common hero, a ubiquitous character, walking in countless thousands on the streets. In invoking here at
Continue readingDeployed Utopia, a Solo Exhibition by Adler Guerrier
Above: Hank Willis Thomas Afro Pick in Opa-Locka, FL. (photo: Adrienne Chadwick) Opa-Locka’s Town Center Apartments, 420 Aladdin Street, is the site of a new art-in-public places sculpture. The artwork
Above: The Gods are Within. Photo courtesy of the artist. Artist’s statement: Creating quenches my thirst for life. I make art for fun, for intellectual & spiritual exploration, for discipline
Malick Sidibé’s “Chemises”: “Only someone with a lying mouth, according to Yoruba oral tradition, would speak first and look for visual confirmation second.(1) Untold centuries later, the expression retains its
Change from Within: Kerry James Marshall Corrects the Canon: Kerry James Marshall. Many Mansions, 1994. Acrylic and collage on unstretched canvas; 114 x 135 inches. Art Institute of Chicago, Max