1. Anthony Peyton Young’s Works: A Result of Social Media, Black Lives Matter, and Personal Experiences

    Imagine knowing and understanding that your mere existence and your ancestral imprints are both a blessing and a curse – a service of inspiration f...
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  2. The Cathartic Vessel of Public Art: Allison Glenn’s Framework for Counterpublic 2023

    Becoming one of the largest public art projects in the country, Counterpublic will feature over 30 newly commissioned installations by leading and ...
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  3. Dammit Wesley is redefining what “affordable art” is by well…defining it.

    Artist, DJ, durag enthusiast, agitator. No matter how you may have been introduced to Dammit Wesley, chances are, you soon came to recognize him as...
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  4. Zeshawn Luc is the Hometown Hero Who Uses Movement and Icons To Capture Overcoming

    Luc doesn’t avoid the violence, instead, he allows his work to pierce the political framework of what’s socially acceptable. When unmitigated viol...
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  5. Graphic designer Jesiah Atkinson, 24, unifies practice and perseverance with pop art

    Her works show that people don’t need a college education to be successful in their field. Atkinson’s creative advertisements on Instagram and Twit...
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  6. Introducing: Aliyah Bonnette

    09.26.2022

    Aliyah Bonnette is an emerging textile artist based in Raleigh, North Carolina who is quickly gaining a reputation for her striking quilts that dep...
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