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  1. Traditional Eastern Moccasins by David Rahahę·tih Webb, Image 1.

    David Rahahę·tih Webb

    Traditional Eastern Moccasins, 2025

    Deer skin, cotton calico cloth, ribbon, sinew, glass beads, brass cones, and dyed deer hair; hand sewn.

    12 x 12 in

  2. Revelation Installation by Gal Nissim, Image 1.

    Gal Nissim

    Revelation Installation, 2025

    Projections on hand-sculpted oil-based clay, wallpaper, AI, Soundscapes from the Everglades and a baby hospital monitor.

  3. Fond Memories of Foliage by Khari Turner, Image 1.

    Khari Turner

    Fond Memories of Foliage, 2024

    36 x 24 in

  4. Untitled by Alan Winslow, Image 1.

    Alan Winslow

    Untitled, 2015

    Color Print

    13 x 19 in

  5. Encrustacean by Sherwood Dana, Mark Dion, Image 1.

    Sherwood Dana, Mark Dion

    Encrustacean, 2012

    Color Drawing

    12 x 9 in

  6. Too Cool for My Yellow Slippers by Diane E. Wilkinson, Image 1.

    Diane E. Wilkinson

    Too Cool for My Yellow Slippers, 2012

    Silverpoint Ink and Colored Pencil on Paper

    9 x 6.5 in

  7. Nine Mile Pond by Christopher Castelli, Image 1.

    Christopher Castelli

    Nine Mile Pond, 2007

    Oil on Linen

    12 x 16 in

  8. Mangrove Tangle by Annie Helmericks Louder, Image 1.

    Annie Helmericks Louder

    Mangrove Tangle, 2005

    Charcoal on Paper

    39 x 31 in

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About the artist

Shenny de Los Angeles

Shenny de Los Angeles is a Dominican-American writer, performer, and filmmaker from Kissimmee, Florida. Committed to telling the stories of rebellious Black and Caribbean women throughout history, her work unearths the complicated beauty of being alive. She is currently a part of the PBS Ignite Filmmaker Program. Her latest short film, “hija de Florinda,” was funded by The Center of Cultural Power’s Climate Woke Campaign and exhibited at MoCA, LA. Her short doc, the ritual to beauty, was acquired by The New Yorker and received the Grand Jury Prize at Slamdance. Shortlisted for the 2025 Creative Capital Award Cycle, de Los Angeles is writing her next film about Zora Neale Hurston and a post-apocalyptic future of Eatonville, Florida, where Black writers are being erased from the cultural consciousness.
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