MetaCannes x Women in Media: Virtual
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Not an Allegory: Just a Group of Slightly Normal People
Bhare Boy, a Barbajian artist whose work I deeply admire, reached out to me via Twitter to ask me if I'd be willing to share some thoughts about a piece he'd just completed. Below are my thoughts. ** In art, works that challenge the norms and provoke thought hold a unique place; They invite viewers into their world. "Not an Allegory: Just a Group of Slightly Normal People" was shared with me by BhareBoy, an artist that
Kehinde Wiley: An Archaeology of Silence at The Houston Museum of Fine Arts
Visiting Kehinde Wiley's "An Archaeology of Silence" at the Houston Museum of Fine Arts, I found myself immersed in a profound narrative that speaks volumes about the resilience and elegance of Black bodies against the backdrop of state violence. Wiley's masterful artistry invited me to a place where the femininity of women is celebrated through the tender portrayal of their figures. The paintings, expansive and alive with color, conveyed a potent blend of strength and
