I'm not saying his other works aren't beautiful, but I've always felt he was forcing interpretations through overloaded explanations. Tonight, watching the video from *Keep Walking*, it finally clicked. For the first time, I could actually see what he was talking about.
I've been following Mark Bradford's exhibitions since I started studying blue-chip artists in 2020. This globe work is the only piece where he's made logical sense to me.
Join us for an exciting conversation on “Chronicles of Human Resilience,” Creath’s latest digital exhibition featuring @EJoecollins work.
The ongoing exhibition highlights Ezepue’s artistic evolution from photo manipulation to abstract expressions, created between 2022 and 2023.
⏬Link below ⏬
What if chairs could talk? What tales would they tell?
Join us for a lively discussion about “Chairs as Silent Witnesses” digital exhibition. This is your chance to hear from Chigozie Okere @guzyvisualz how he captures chairs not merely as an object but as a storyteller.
Details of Grandpa's scarecrow, acrylic on canvas
Grandpa was a soldier
Grandpa served in the UN army
Grandpa stood still
Grandpa was invisible yet present
Grandpa
Oh! My grandpa
Grandpa died with PTSD
for the things he could not change
#ibekwe#painting#grandpa
🚨Exhibition Alert 🚨
Art Title; Balance
Artist: Odil “Igwe” Johnson @odiljohnson
Medium: Digital art
Year: 2024
“Balance” is a piece from the BLACK GEOMETRY series currently being exhibited digitally on Creath.
🥁Happening Tomorrow 🥁
Join us for a lively discussion about digital art, African creativity, and the future of art in the digital age with @johnson_odil@kingUI2
Introducing 🥁
Igwe Johnson @johnson_odil , an extraordinary talent who will be launching our highly anticipated digital exhibition with his stunning masterpiece collection, “Black Geometry.”