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From AGBS at The University of Texas at Austin

  1. i wish there were more colored people by Will Maxen, Image 2.

    Will Maxen

    i wish there were more colored people, 2023

    Oil and graphite on canvas

    20 x 16 in

  2. i'll be right bLack by Will Maxen, Image 2.

    Will Maxen

    i'll be right bLack, 2023

    Oil and graphite on canvas

    20 x 16 in

  3. Monolith. HM4 by Michael Booker, Image 1.

    Michael Booker

    Monolith. HM4, 2023

    Finelinerpen, color pencil, alcohol ink, fabric on paper & yupo

    54 x 36 in

  4. Float by Lovie Olivia, Image 1.

    Lovie Olivia

    Float, 2023

    mixed media collage on file folder

    12.5 x 10 in

  5. Wat leff #5 by Krystle Lemonias, Image 1.

    Krystle Lemonias

    Wat leff #5, 2022

    Baby clothes, wipes, garlic mesh, cuties mandarin packaging, upholstery fabric scraps

    28.75 x 27.75 in

  6. Wat leff #1 by Krystle Lemonias, Image 1.

    Krystle Lemonias

    Wat leff #1, 2022

    Baby clothes, diapers, Trader Joe’s avocado mesh, upholstery fabric scraps

    22.75 x 22.75 in

  7. Jerk Pork by Kemar Keanu Wynter, Image 10.

    Kemar Keanu Wynter

    Jerk Pork, 2021

    Oil stick, oil pastel, acrylic, charcoal, and grommets on green French cardstock / toner and graphite on Strathmore cardstock, stainless steel ticket holder

    24.75 x 25 in

  8. For Women that Want the Best, Even if it Cost More by Dana Robinson, Image 2.

    Dana Robinson

    For Women that Want the Best, Even if it Cost More, 2021

    Gouache, collage, acrylic, and gold leaf on wood panel,

    14 x 11 in

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About the artist

vanessa german

vanessa german is a black woman artist born in 1976 in Milwaukee, WI and currently based in Pittsburgh, PA. In the art world, she identifies herself as a citizen artist. This signals her (inter)subjectivity with earth, queerness, and blackness, and her commitment to healing her communities and helping them tap into their creative potential. She does this work through initiatives—the Love Front Porch founded in 2011 and ARThouse, founded in 2014 in Homewood, PA. She is a self-taught artist who works across multiple mediums, tackling systemic and embodied issues such as poverty and misogynoir through symbolic and energetic representations of black power, mysticism, and spirituality.