The last QUEER AS FUCK EXTRAVAGANZA before COVID.
On February 13, 2020, weeks before the world went on lockdown… Terrence Francois and I created the most QUEER AS FUCK HELLA LIT event at the Museum oF African Diaspora in SF. Divine Ratchet Joy was a celebration of black queer femme performance and the club culture created to host performances in the Yay Area.
featuring work from the 2551 San Pablo Ave multi-media project.
2551 San Pablo Ave.
Spring 2019. Diego Rivera Gallery, SF
Who Taught You How to Love Yourself: Black Women!
OMI Gallery, Oakland. 2017
A behind-the-scenes short documentary and installation about Kerry James Marshall's Rythm Mastr exhibition at the Wexner Center for the Arts.
This Dia de Los Muertos installation multi-media installation was created by a crew of dope ass black and brown artists. Wessam al badry's photographs of Mario Woods, a unarmed black men killed by San Francisco Police Department, are the center piece for this altar honoring black and brown people killed by state violence. The photographs are suspended by invisible wire and float in front of a 10ft wall of marigolds crowned with eucalyptus leaves. At the bottom sits traditional altar artifacts like cowerie shells, candy skulls adorned with dinka symbols and candles to honor ancestors.
artists- april martin, ben jones, sandra ramirez, wessam al badry,
with assistacne by: carey lamphrect
Black Magic Art Collective was a crew of BLK folks in the Bay creating political art for the #blacklivesmatter movement. In this blacklight installation we are asking the viewer to re-imagine blackness.
The last QUEER AS FUCK EXTRAVAGANZA before COVID.
On February 13, 2020, weeks before the world went on lockdown… Terrence Francois and I created the most QUEER AS FUCK HELLA LIT event at the Museum oF African Diaspora in SF. Divine Ratchet Joy was a celebration of black queer femme performance and the club culture created to host performances in the Yay Area.
featuring work from the 2551 San Pablo Ave multi-media project.
2551 San Pablo Ave.
Spring 2019. Diego Rivera Gallery, SF
Who Taught You How to Love Yourself: Black Women!
OMI Gallery, Oakland. 2017
A behind-the-scenes short documentary and installation about Kerry James Marshall's Rythm Mastr exhibition at the Wexner Center for the Arts.
This Dia de Los Muertos installation multi-media installation was created by a crew of dope ass black and brown artists. Wessam al badry's photographs of Mario Woods, a unarmed black men killed by San Francisco Police Department, are the center piece for this altar honoring black and brown people killed by state violence. The photographs are suspended by invisible wire and float in front of a 10ft wall of marigolds crowned with eucalyptus leaves. At the bottom sits traditional altar artifacts like cowerie shells, candy skulls adorned with dinka symbols and candles to honor ancestors.
artists- april martin, ben jones, sandra ramirez, wessam al badry,
with assistacne by: carey lamphrect
Black Magic Art Collective was a crew of BLK folks in the Bay creating political art for the #blacklivesmatter movement. In this blacklight installation we are asking the viewer to re-imagine blackness.