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The state of the creative industry from a Black perspective
I will explore how the creative industry has and hasn’t changed since the Black Lives Matter in 2020. One thing I would like for you to know that this is my personal opinion and other people may have a different opinion or perspective about the creative industry. There is no denying that we are living…
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Pancake & Booze Art Show
I was invited to showcase my art work at the Pancake & Booze Art Show on April 22nd at Catch So what is it? It’s the largest pop-up live music & arts movements to hit North America over the past decade. This year is their 10th year with FREE PANCAKES! This is no stuffy wine-and-cheese,…
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Los Angeles Pancakes & Booze Art Show
I’ve been an “artist” for as a long as I remember and just the past few years I have gotten the courage to showcase my art style. This year, I am invited to exhibit my artwork at the Pancake & Booze art show on April 22 at Catch One. I’m showcasing 2 pieces currently but…
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Unpacking the nuances of the phrase “We the People,”
“It is more than a sculpture, installation or a mural providing visual beauty. Life is more meaningful when you are surrounded by creativity; when cities invest in public art, it is guaranteed to elevate the mundane into that which celebrates.” We the people: yesterday, today, and tomorrow theme for the museum exhibition delves into the…
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We The People Art Exhibit
As black artists, we have been largely overlooked. However, the last few years black artists have been seen a little more in exhibits and other places where art is welcomed. That’s joy. The Ontario Museum of History & Art hosted an open called for an exhibit called: We the People: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow. This…