Dark Mode: Art Party is an art-focused reception and an official event of the AfroTech Conference aimed to amplify Houston’s artistic talent.

A guided tour of Brilliant Exiles: American Women in Paris hosted by Black Girls In Art Spaces + Black Women in Visual Art.

Join us for an amazing panel discussing and book signing event to celebrate the release of THIS IS AMERICA: The Unsettling Contradictions in American Identity. This is the official catalog for Genevieve Gaignard’s 2022 exhibition at Atlanta Contemporary, curated by Karen Comer Lowe. This thought-provoking book explores the multifaceted identity of America, past and present, through the powerful lens of Gaignard’s art.

With the regression of DEI focused initiatives in art spaces and educational institutions the existing inequity is on the brink of even greater challenges for women, melanated and LGBTQIA+ populations. In what ways can the arts community stay rooted in providing opportunities for equity?

Please join us for this very special art and healing activation of the group exhibition, TAKE A MINUTE. This workshop features an OPENstudio: Drawing session led by exhibiting artist, James Williams III followed by an integrating sound bath with Jen Benitez.

As the world enters into another year of highs and lows, we need to try to center ourselves by any means necessary. The artists in the exhibition come from different cultural backgrounds, life experiences and geographic locations yet are connected through their art and practice, much of which is labor intensive or time based.

We invite audiences to join us and take a minute to enjoy art, enjoy conversation and enjoy this moment. TAKE A MINUTE opens at Sovern LA with an all day reception on March 2nd and runs through April 5th with closing reception and artist talk on Thursday, April 4th.

For thirty years, multidisciplinary artist Sonya Clark has focused her work on the African diaspora in the United States to confront, elucidate, and reframe its history. Within her practice, she often undertakes this exploration through everyday fiber materials—most notably hair, flags, found fabric—and craft practices. In her work, craft and community are intertwined; her participatory projects promote new collective encounters across racial, gender, and socioeconomic divisions. Sonya Clark: We Are Each Other is a major traveling exhibition focused on the artist’s community-centric and participatory projects.

As the world enters into another year of highs and lows, we need to try to center ourselves by any means necessary. The artists in the exhibition come from different cultural backgrounds, life experiences and geographic locations yet are connected through their art and practice, much of which is labor intensive or time based.

​We invite audiences to join us and take a minute to enjoy art, enjoy conversation and enjoy this moment. TAKE A MINUTE opens at Sovern LA with an all day reception on March 2nd and runs through March 29th with closing reception on Thursday, March 28th.