Amani Lewis is a Baltimore-based artist that is known for her unique collage work. I have followed her work since 2019 when her Negroes in Trees work (the featured image of this post) went viral online. She uses a variety of mediums including fabric, magazines, and digital tools/art to make Read more…
“When does it stop being photography and start becoming digital art” discusses the blurred lines between photography and digital art as in the editing process photos become more warped and edited with the advancement of digital tools like Photoshop. The article discuses what is and isn’t considered ‘photography’ which reminded Read more…
April Bey is an artist and educator who is most known for her mixed media art that creates dialogue about American pop culture, Black feminism, and afrofuturism. In the spirit of the upcoming Dada project we have, I wanted to talk about April Bey. I have been following Bey’s work Read more…
Antoinette Carroll is a designer and communications specialist that utilizes graphic design as a medium for her social justice activism. Carroll has worked for several non-profits, companies, political organizations to encourage/foster human rights and social justice work. She has received major accolades in her approach to design as she takes Read more…
In looking for professional examples of the sound study, I stumbled upon an artist named Carsten Nicolai who combines multimedia and multi-model design/art, sound, and science. The Berlin artist has worked with all forms of mediums including sculptures, concerts, architectural designs, and much more. I really connected with his work Read more…