Raven Harper’s work explores the African American experience. In ceramics or fiber, Harper captures likenesses of Tupac and his mother, Smokey Robinson and Rosa Parks, connecting her present with a glorious and sometimes overlooked past. Raven’s sister Shana Harper also Read More …
Over the last decade, Shana Harper has built an extensive body of prints often of a lyrical and floral design. Shana’s sister Raven Harper also creates at NIAD. // Shana’s available work // recent exhibition history Butterfly, Sugar // organized Read More …
Juneteenth is here, and NIAD is celebrating. As NIAD artist Dorrie Reid reminded us last week, this moment is not only to recognize an American history that includes great and ongoing harm, but on this day, the resilience and power Read More …
About the exhibition Paying homage to Agnes Varda’s final film, this grouping seeks to interact with the imagined and real figures and landscapes of NIAD’s impressive roster of artists. Creating dynamic and vibrant visions of the world, these artists are Read More …
Back in 2014, we began asking artists, curators, literati, musicians, disability community members to sort through our online gallery and create a weekly exhibition. Our online gallery (believe it or not) was hosted on Tumblr. It was an arduous task, Read More …
We love our artists. You will, too. Simply click on an artist’s names to view a sample of their recent work, exhibition history and media coverage. Enjoy. Hacer Acma Saul Alegria Mireya Betances Lisa Blevens Vanessa Bravo Eddie Braught Jeremy Burleson Read More …
