"Studying the Masters" acrylic 30" x 60"
The Artists of Colour: Abstracted Realities
October 7, 2022 - February 19, 2023
AWE Gallery
401 Riverside Drive West, Windsor, Ontario N9A 7J1
Phone: 519-977-0013
The voices of black artists reverberate through history from ancient times. They cannot be ignored. No longer absent from historical records, they continue to speak independently through media of visual art, music, and literature. The process of selective filtering has been practised in art throughout history and has rendered the black artist as invisible and without credible skill or talent. The fact that works of notable black artists of the past have been excluded from mainstream art galleries for centuries highlights a form of abstraction. Today the works of many eminent Black artists are recognized as historically significant contributions and have taken their place beside other influential artists. The works in this exhibit are the narratives of The Artists of Colour.
Participating Artists:
Edward Milo Johnson, Lois Smith Larkin, Connie Lee-Turner, Dennis K. Smith, Lana E. Talbot, Nicole A. Talbot, Manzella V. Vincent, James Walls, Susan Johnson-Washington
https://artwindsoressex.ca/
Self-Guided Tours
Bring your headphones to engage with Cuseum!
AWE has gone digital with Cuseum, a virtual platform that offers self-guided audio tours, insights into our artists and exhibitions, and fun facts about the work in the Gallery! Download a QR code scanner onto your phone.
October 7, 2022 - February 19, 2023
AWE Gallery
401 Riverside Drive West, Windsor, Ontario N9A 7J1
Phone: 519-977-0013
The voices of black artists reverberate through history from ancient times. They cannot be ignored. No longer absent from historical records, they continue to speak independently through media of visual art, music, and literature. The process of selective filtering has been practised in art throughout history and has rendered the black artist as invisible and without credible skill or talent. The fact that works of notable black artists of the past have been excluded from mainstream art galleries for centuries highlights a form of abstraction. Today the works of many eminent Black artists are recognized as historically significant contributions and have taken their place beside other influential artists. The works in this exhibit are the narratives of The Artists of Colour.
Participating Artists:
Edward Milo Johnson, Lois Smith Larkin, Connie Lee-Turner, Dennis K. Smith, Lana E. Talbot, Nicole A. Talbot, Manzella V. Vincent, James Walls, Susan Johnson-Washington
https://artwindsoressex.ca/
Self-Guided Tours
Bring your headphones to engage with Cuseum!
AWE has gone digital with Cuseum, a virtual platform that offers self-guided audio tours, insights into our artists and exhibitions, and fun facts about the work in the Gallery! Download a QR code scanner onto your phone.
