Black Resilience and Sustainability

A GROUP EXHIBITION OF BLACK ARTISTS Black Resilience and Sustainability 

February 17 until March 18, 2022

The impact of Covid-19 brought an awareness of the fragility of Black life and the urgent call for an examination through art of state of the black community globally. This exhibition of Black Artists (African, Caribbean and African American Artists) captures work that exposes Black Resilience and Sustainability from the framework of the fragility of life and time, nature and the environment, rural and urban to basic human rights and the demands for change, joy and freedom. Black Artists live and work in communities on the periphery, mostly ignored. They produce works that  need a re-entering from extraordinary to every day in the ways they dive deeply into ideas, and innovatively create. 

LIST OF PARTICIPATING ARTISTS:

ELAN CADIZ, HOLLIS KING, MYRA KOOY, ALEXANDRE KYUNGU MWILAMBWE, DONCHELLEE FULWOOD, JIMMY JAMES GREENE, WINFRED NANA AMOAH, P. WAMAITHA NG’AN’GA, BURNS EFFIOM, HAKIM MUTLAQ INNISS, GHISLAINE SABITI, MUSAH SWALLAH, KHAL-EL BOODOO, WILHEMINA GRANT-COOPER, PHILLIP MCCONNELL, GINA SWANSON AND QRCKY.