July 3, 2018 by
Group exhibition at African American Museum in Philadelphia tackles social justice issues with powerful imagery and passion

Michael is moved by the exhibit of works at the AAMP. The works touch on social injustice issues — the aftermath of slavery, police shootings of Black victims, Afro-Futurist utopias created to escape and take revenge. The imagery is stirring if also grisly in some cases, he says.

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February 1, 2017 by
Visions of a Philadelphia Renaissance at the Art Sanctuary

Although there were a few paintings and photos on display, the focus of Philadelphia Renaissance is the art of the collage. At first glance, the works assembled on the northern wall of the gallery appear to be similar in style and palette. But upon close scrutiny the individual signature styles of the various artists became apparent.

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August 4, 2015 by
Happy Birthday to Andy Warhol and The Print Center, Vincent Finazzo’s triumph over student debt, Nile Livingston’s paint party at Dahlak, Andrew Jeffrey Wright, Amze Emmons, and More
March 26, 2014 by
Inclusion/Exclusion, a map-inspired show at Yell Gallery
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Two panel comic. Top panel shows 6 people standing in a row facing you, each masked. A dog sits between two of the people and two children stand next to the dog. In front of them a cleaning person, wearing a mask, carrying a mop and bucket walks by glaring. Caption above the picture is "People I work for." Bottom panel shows one woman, sitting alone looking at her computer wistfully. Caption reads "Family."
 
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