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Art is the expression or application of human creative skill and imagination, typically in a visual form such as painting or sculpture, producing works to be appreciated primarily for their beauty or emotional power.
This Visionary Entertainment Company Is Devoted To Sharing Stories From Voices That Are Not Often Heard
Meet Gigi Pritzker and Jamie Forshaw, two producing powerhouses behind Madison Wells Live. Some of their credits include Swept Away, Jaja’s African Hair Braiding, Hadestown, Shucked, Company, We Live in Cairo, and the upcoming the Thing About Jellyfish.
Capturing Côte d’Ivoire’s Changing Tides: Noella Elloh Weaves Generational Stories Through Photograph | African Digital Art
Noella Elloh, a Côte d'Ivoire-based visual artist and photographer. She uses her work to draw attention to one of the most pressing issues of our time—environmental degradation. Her 2019 photo series, Weaving Generations, confronts the devastation of Côte d'Ivoire’s ecosystems, focusing on Blockosso, a traditional fishing village in the heart of Abidjan. Through a poetic…
Evading Capture: Black Women in Cinema Shorts Program | LACMA
In celebration of the exhibition Simone Leigh, filmmaker and Leigh's collaborator Madeleine Hunt-Ehrlich presents Evading Capture: Black Women in Cinema, a guest-curated film series exploring what happens after refusal. When desire is too bold or too risky to reveal, Black women have created other ways to express themselves—ways that blur the line between subject and object.
Evading Capture: Black Women in Cinema | LACMA
In celebration of LACMA's Simone Leigh exhibition, filmmaker and Simone Leigh collaborator Madeleine Hunt-Ehrlich presents Evading Capture: Black Women in Cinema, a guest-curated film series exploring what happens after refusal. When desire is too bold or too risky to reveal, Black women have created other ways to express themselves—ways that blur the line between subject and object.