
Free To Be: Queer Eye
In identifying our otherness, have we also allowed ourselves to be free? Free of our own mind, free of what society dictates that “normal” is? Free of any kind of status quo or antiquated standard?
In identifying our otherness, have we also allowed ourselves to be free? Free of our own mind, free of what society dictates that “normal” is? Free of any kind of status quo or antiquated standard?
The creative act of making something out of nothing is the sacred task of artists. They can see the beauty in the discarded and are able to make castles out of rubble. Artists are able to transform tragedy into an opportunity for growth and rebirth.
“I want my art to play a role in lifting peoples spirits, in challenging their assumptions. I want women to look at these other women and feel a sense of confidence, power and freedom.”
Come over for a chance to discuss the concepts behind La Vaughn Belle's new series of work.
There's nothing better than art for a cause! The show will feature 8" x 10" photographic print work with artists hailing from the US Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, Jamaica, and more.
In Contemplation of the Collective Consciousness was inspired by the constant likes and dislikes that people vie for on Facebook. The constant judgments made about people that we don’t know or even events that we don’t truly understand. Yet I constantly hear people say “You are being judgmental.” The word seems overused and misused. I began to consider…