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The Art of the African Diaspora Satellite Location Studio 23 Gallery
February 15 @ 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm
STUDIO 23 GALLERY
The Art of the African Diaspora Satellite Locations Studio 23 and Resistance Press 510
Event Description: The Art of the African Diaspora
Join us for an immersive journey through the vibrant and diverse world of contemporary art with The Art of the African Diaspora, featuring satellite locations at Studio 23 and Resistance Press 510. This special event celebrates the rich cultural heritage and dynamic artistic expressions of the African Diaspora, offering a unique opportunity to engage with thought-provoking works from emerging and established artists.
At Studio 23, experience an intimate setting where the voices of artists explore themes of identity, history, and belonging, all through powerful visual narratives. The gallery space will showcase a range of media, including painting, sculpture, photography, and mixed media, reflecting the varied experiences and cultural legacies of African descendants around the world.
Meanwhile, Resistance Press 510 provides a platform for the intersection of art and activism, with an emphasis on printmaking and its role in social change. Discover prints, posters, and other works that reflect resistance, resilience, and the ongoing fight for justice within the African Diaspora.
This multi-location event invites guests to witness firsthand how art continues to serve as a vehicle for empowerment, dialogue, and cultural preservation. Don’t miss out on this powerful exploration of history, expression, and activism, showcasing the artistic voices shaping our world today.
Studio 23 is the public gallery and community art space for Artpush.org 510(c)3.
Exhibition Dates: January 18 – April 25, 2025
Curated by: Eric Murphy
Artists: George Bernard, Tiffany Conway, Chamia LaRae, Eric Murphy, Yolanda Patton, Darrin Westmore and TheArthur Wright
Opening Reception | Saturday, February 15th | 7-10pm
Closing Reception | Saturday, April 12th | 7-10pm
Studio 23 acts as a studio and workshop during the day for artists and owners, Jessica and Wesley E. Warren. “Ideally, we want Studio 23 to provide a place for artists to conspire and inspire each other, as well as finding innovative ways to give back to the community. We offer workshops as well as creative events designed to nurture and promote local talent.”
https://www.studio23gallery.com/
The work will be up Sunday Jan 19 through Sunday, April 20th, during regular business hours, special events or by appt
In Conjunction with Resistance Press 510 – A fine art printmaking studio & gallery in Alameda CA. We find ways to stimulate creativity within community & encourage diversity through workshops, events, art shows, & outreach. Black woman owned & operated.
Curated by: Yolanda Cotton Turner
Artists: Chantal Hildebrandt, Donna Mekeda Bradley, Eden Yakob, Jimi Evins, Kelvin Curry
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In its 28th year, Art of the African Diaspora continues to express and celebrate the creative achievements of artists of African descent. This year, over 150 artists showcase their work at Richmond Art Center, as well as in open studios and satellite exhibitions at different venues around the Bay Area https://www.aotad.org/
ARTPUSH is dedicated to promoting and supporting artists by producing regular shows and exhibits, workshops, annual festivals in collaboration with community groups, organizations, and local businesses. https://artpush.org/
Sponsorship by Digifli.com