Past Art Exhibits
Ubuntu Collective Exhibit
In practice, Ubuntu means believing the common bonds within a group are more important than any individual arguments and divisions within it. In this Ubuntu Exhibit, the collective visual images describe what it means to be human and what it means to be a community. “We are one” is the collective narrative in this trying times – Covid19. This is a celebration that simply states we are still here!
Ed Baxter
Raleigh native Edward L. Baxter has produced oil paintings covering a wide array of subject matter such as landscapes, still life, portraits, jazz themes, abstract, religious and African works. In his early development, Ed was inspired by Romare Bearden, Jacob...
Fania Greenwood
Graffiti is often associated with vandalism, but has proven to be much more and has slowly invaded contemporary culture.
It plays an important role in the world of Art, Design and Fashion and is widely used on all kinds of merchandise as well – apparel, fashion accessories, culinary accessories, gift wrappers, boxes, cartons, etc… there is no limit, really!
Jose Cruz
Urban Cultural Footprints embodies the artistic journey that artist José Manuel Cruz
takes through his life growing up in the urban city of Newark, NJ otherwise know as
BrickCity because of all the housing projects and apartment buildings in the city.
José uses the different mediums he experienced in the city from spray-paint and
enamel markers to rapidograph pens and acrylics and brings us on his artistic
journey one step at a time by juxtaposing his unique urban style with classical
frames. The bright and bold colors play powerfully against the thick and intricate
lines in his designs
Clarence Heyward
Clarence Heyward is an artist born and raised in Brooklyn, NY. He relocated to North Carolina to study Art Education at North Carolina Central University. He currently resides in Clayton, North Carolina. Self-described as a painter of people; his work investigates social norms, challenges stereotypes and questions identity in the urban community. Using charcoal and oil/acrylic paint his portraits create a dialogue with the viewer.
Charles Eneld
A Haitian artist who specializes in up-cycled, oil-drum wall-art. He grew up in Croix-des-Bouquets, a village on the outskirts of Port-au-Prince where his workshop is part of the Noailles Artisans Cooperative.
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