All Together at MLK Library
About The Event
The Black Artist Research Space presents All Together, a convening of contemporary Black women artists.
Drawing inspiration from Black Unicorn, a collection of poems by Audre Lorde, All Together is an exhibition featuring Black women-identifying artists whose work explores themes of race, gender, and sexuality. The exhibition highlights the artistsâ personal experiences and observations, while also making assertions on the past, present, and future of Black womanhood and girlhood. The colorful artworks are intended to engage viewers aesthetically while underscoring Black womenâs self-determined spirit to persist. Similar to the collection of poems by Audre Lorde, the artworks in All Together explore African spirituality, ancestral veneration, and consider the ways vulnerability and optimism appear in the liberation of Black women.
Exhibit located on the First Floor West (near 10th & G Streets NW).
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