Curated by the Black Arts Centre, this exhibition builds on the theme of plurality of Blackness presented in the Concealed Cultures: Visualizing the Black Vernacular exhibition. Going beyond the theme of representation, Nancy Ainomugisha and Olúwáṣọlá Kẹ́hìndé Olówó-Aké use storytelling, photography, and film to expand the conversation on how society interprets Blackness. A thought-provoking dialogue emerges from the personal narratives of these two artists that highlights the multifaceted nature of the Black female and femme experience.

Celebrate this exhibit at our opening reception on September 17 where some of the artists will be in conversation with the exhibition curators.