This is an intimate exhibition where not taking the art at face value is encouraged. Through sound and visuals, we are fostering more profound connections that deepen our experiences while inspiring the audience to discover new parts of themselves through different lenses.

The objective of this experience is to explore primitive art and resources from our ancestors, learn from our peers, and seek optimism for our future. Dissecting the transformative and healing ways art can be a vessel for release within the Black community is what we hope to illustrate.

We will showcase art from Amel Janae and Neville Greene and poetry by Rudi Fate. We are collaborating with the exhibition, Africa in Context: Mesa College World Art Permanent Collection, curated by Dr. Denise Rogers, to provide a distinct and cultural experience.