Visual Art VII: Muted Black Abstracts Illumination of Dreams
1 media/AI - African American Community Garden_thumb.jpg 2024-01-02T23:30:09-08:00 kYmberly Keeton 9362993029ca88c8d3b40345148bb9d36b16c130 43498 4 Nathaniel had always been fascinated with abstract art. To him, it was the truest form of expression, the raw and unfiltered representation of one's thoughts and emotions. And so, when he visited Philadelphia, he couldn't help but see the city through an abstract lens. plain 2024-01-02T23:39:08-08:00 © 2023 Nathaniel K. Brown 2023 Abstract, African American, Geometric Shapes , Community Garden As he walked the streets, Nathaniel was struck by the diverse range of cultures and communities that made up Philadelphia. It was a melting pot of artistic influences, a city where old and new, traditional and modern, coexisted in perfect harmony. It was in this dynamic environment that Nathaniel began to create his abstract masterpieces. One day, Nathaniel received an invitation to participate in a new exhibition about community archiving black history. This was an opportunity that he couldn't pass up. The theme resonated with him deeply, and he knew that this was his chance to take his art to another level. AI Generated Art Image Using Words to Text To view a copy of this license, visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/ Nathaniel K. Brown kYmberly Keeton 9362993029ca88c8d3b40345148bb9d36b16c130This page is referenced by:
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Exhibition Space II
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Part II: Malik Treks to the Kindred Museum on the Way He Encounters the Ancestral Spirits of the Black Iaville Artists Collective—The Shadow.
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Brush strokes tell stories, Philadelphia's artwork, City's vibrant heart.
Iaville's art, vibrant and bold. Storytelling hues. Community thrives.
Legacy etched deep, from ancestors’ brave struggles, our African roots.
Descendants of strength, embracing struggles as one, our community.
Exhibition Methodology
"ARTOGRAPHY"
According to scholar, Rita L. Irwin (2022), A/r/tography is the practice of exploring the world through a continuous process of creating art and writing. The two mediums are interconnected, weaving together to create enhanced meanings. A/r/tographical work is guided by concepts such as living inquiry, metaphor/metonymy, and excess, embodied in the exchanges between art and text. While a/r/tography is about self-expression, it is also social. Groups of a/r/tographers come together to engage in shared inquiries and present their collective works to others.
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