Spring art exhibition opening at UrbArts Old North Gallery. Part of an ongoing series, “Due Process Denied,” address police brutality and modern day lynching in American life. The exhibit opening is free to attend and all are welcome.
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UrbArts is extending its call for art so more artists can participate in this group show. The theme is all about healing and self-care. Your balm could be creating or experiencing art. We are asking artists to share their works that express wellness in these challenging times. To date, we have received some works to…
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The Due Process Denied art show closes on MLK Day but we hope to bring back the virtual exhibit soon. If you have not seen it, it is worth checking out the powerful works of art on display. Of course, the pandemic made it necessary to close the gap between visiting the UrbArts Old North…
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Come experience Due Process Denied in person before the close the exhibit. Beats by Siddall tha Selecta.
Continue ReadingI have been an artist since my earliest memories. My focus for a long time was primarily portraits. I was fascinated by the various nuances that gave a face its uniqueness. About 20 years ago I found myself bored with doing portraits. I silently questioned my lack of interest and stopped doing portraits altogether for…
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Dr. Chajuana Trawick & UrbArts present an exhibition that connects the efforts of independent hip hop designers to Annie Malone using informational panels, textiles, and the paintings of Roland Burrow. Accompanying the objects on display are programs that explain those linkages and show that acquiring money, power, and respect in the fashion and beauty industries…
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