February 2 - March 11
This exhibition is about joy and celebration. The artists are asked to interpret this using their respective media. You don't have to be African American to exhibit, nor does the work have to be about bacchanal. Just an expression of celebration and/or the spirit of Lent. The artists choose a country of the African diaspora, whether they're a native or not and interpret celebration through their work. The imagery is not limited to representational work, but also abstract interpretations, using color, form, shape, etc., as it may relate to the culture. Amidst horror there must be light, somewhere. Even amidst tribulation, the un-daunting celebration of the human spirit must be given light. The artists show the world what they've got to say about "the World" through their work.
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