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This work is from Faith Ringgold's "Coming to Jones Road" series. This piece is representative of the salves' journey to freedom. It is documentation of their past and symbolic of the freedom that lies ahead. -
Zhang Peili
The work documents the breakthrough of cultural events for the Shanghai Biennale. -
ERNIE BARNES
He enjoyed honoring the beauty of the ghetto in his work and loved to feature athletes because it merged his two loves; art and sports. -
Jennings Toast to Culture
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George Condo
He creates artwork that focuses on the fake reality of figures in the media. -
Elliott Verdier Poignantly
Photographs the people and landscapes of Liberia. -
Yulia Brodskaya uses the paper quilling technique to honor her culture and she combines it with an impressionistic flare! -
BY JUDITH F. BACA, created as a mural for the cultural center in honor of Mexican traditional dance and the celebration of it within Mexican culture. -
Bruce Nauman
The Artists Rights Society came together to speak on the Global Arts Community by featuring the artists working within in it and the importance of their work. -
Mickalene Thomas
Inspired by a Manet painting featuring the glamour of black women while celebrating their beauty and race. -
Kehinde Wiley from the series, The World Stage: Israel
Wiley works to celebrate diversity and represents culture from around the world using people he meets on the streets for subject matter. -
Yayoi Kusama
Uses elements of pop art and Japanese culture to amplify the reality of traditions. -
TSCHABALALA SELF, “Out of Body,” 2015 (oil and fabric collage on canvas, 72 x 60 inches). Self enjoys working on large scale images that showcase stories of urban life and humanity. -
Nijdeka Akunyili Crosby is inspired by her roots in Nigerian Folk Culture. -
Photo by David Parry/PA Wire.
The Guerrilla Girls work to entice viewers to see the statistics in art. They support the exploitation of topics of feminism and racism. -
Titus Kaphar works to amend history through symbolic representation and a rewriting of the moments from the past. -
Nujoom Alghanem
The collection includes diverse materials, faces, and expression to showcase personal narratives. -
David Hockney
The painting is a look into the culture of dancers and their bond of coming together through dance. -
Takeshi Murakami creates digital art that showcases pop art images of Japanese culture. -
Bisa Butler uses textiles, pattern, and vibrant colors to represent the African American side of the story. -
by Peter Williams
The full triptych represents the arrest of George Floyd on one panel, the death on another and the burial on the other. Williams chose the colors and comic like imagery to widen accessibility of the viewers. He creates his work to encourage conversations about race and culture that need to happen.