'For Us, By Us, Eat Us, Save Us' - The Immersive Art Experience You Can't Miss!
'For Us, By Us, Eat Us. Save Us' is the must-see immersive exhibition. Happening now during Fringe Fest, this review by founder Keyonna Butler explains her experience of this outstanding exploration.
Art Picks: Must See Exhibits for 2023
Need a little guidance for your art seeing journey this summer? Here are my top picks of Black & POC art exhibits for 2023
EXHIBIT REVIEW: “COLOR ODYSSEY“ Philadelphia Museum of Art
Not only was the art stunning, but it also provided insight into Emma Amos's journey in the art world and the inspirations that shaped her artistic evolution.
ARTIST HIGHLIGHT of the Month: MAORI KARMAEL HOLMES
Get to know Maori Karmael Holmes curator, filmmaker, writer, and founder of the BlackStar Film Festival, which was founded in 2012.
MY FAVORITE FILMS FROM THE 10TH BLACKSTAR FILM FESTIVAL
The 10th annual BlackStar Film Festival took place on August 4th – 8th 2021 in Philadelphia, PA offering both in-person and virtual events. Attendees had the opportunity to attend panels, network during happy hour events and even attend in person film screenings at the Mann Center and Eakins Oval. It was such an exciting way to celebrate BIPOC filmmakers, visual artists and film lovers with an array of events and film premieres.
EXHIBIT REVIEW: IMMIGRANT MENTALITY PARADIGM GALLERY
I was very impressed that Sean 9 Lugo was able to take a small space and create such an amazing installation that represented his childhood in New Jersey. Before having the pleasure of attending the opening of ‘Immigrant Mentality’ I was able to interview Sean 9 Lugo about his creative process and the meaning behind “Immigrant Mentality”
EXHIBIT REVIEW: “SUMMERHOUSE” HOT • BED GALLERY
On Saturday, July 17th I was able to visit the downtown hot spot that is Hot Bed Gallery to take a look at the open call exhibition “SUMMERHOUSE” that opened on June 19th of this year. As soon as I stepped into the space I was greeted with beautiful greenery and lively, bright colors exploding off the canvases.
Four CLOTHING BRANDS DOING IT 4 THA CULTURE
Just because COVID took away our summer doesn’t mean we can’t still look stylish and cool even if we are in the house. This is the perfect time to support black owned businesses and look fly doing it. Be sure to check out my five favorite clothing brands this month below. And as always let them know Black Hippie Art sent you.
WHAT IT MEANS TO CREATE FOR THE REVOLUTION
Now more than ever we demand answers and most importantly change. While some organize events and protests to make their voices heard, others may turn to their canvas or any other tools to create to relay the message that black lives matter.
STAYING TRUE TO YOURSELF IN THE FASHION INDUSTRY
With social media platforms today such as Instagram and Twitter, we are heavily influenced on our personality, style and fashion. Sometimes social media can guide us to make up a persona or alter ego in ourselves that can alter our true image. Oftentimes we are on social media so much that we forget to separate the real from the fake, especially when it comes to fashion.
Is Studying Fashion Design Worth It?
I knew that what I've been through in life could only help me persevere fiercely through my college career. Here are some tips that help me get into my fashion program and stay the course while studying fashion
Why It’s Important to Have a Mentor
The definition of a mentor is an experienced and trusted adviser — someone who has done something before you, and can give you the tips and tricks to avoid making the same mistakes they might have made.
Building Your Team As An Artist
Building a team doesn’t just take some of the pressure away from you, but it also gives you a chance to really bounce ideas around and collaborate with different but like-minded people.