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Women of the African Diaspora
Women of the African Diaspora
December 14, 2020
Widline Cadet: Èske w Kòmanse Kote Mwen Fini? (Do You Begin Where I End?), 2020
© Widline Cadet, courtesy of the Blue Sky Gallery
The Blue Sky Gallery in Oregon, USA, currently presents the exhibition ‘Women of the African Diaspora: Identity, Place, Migration, and Immigration’ – featuring works by Haitian photography artist Widline Cadet, New-York-based photographer Jasmine Clarke and visual artist Nadiya Imani Loyisa Ntlabati Nacorda.
In the context of this showcase, which was curated by Aaron Turner, the three artist reflect on their experiences as women of the African Diaspora navigating contemporary life in the United States and beyond. At the same time, they also contribute to the larger conversation surrounding inclusion and exclusion within the visual narrative of art history.
For further information visit Blue Sky Gallery
In the context of this showcase, which was curated by Aaron Turner, the three artist reflect on their experiences as women of the African Diaspora navigating contemporary life in the United States and beyond. At the same time, they also contribute to the larger conversation surrounding inclusion and exclusion within the visual narrative of art history.
For further information visit Blue Sky Gallery
Widline Cadet: Èske w Kòmanse Kote Mwen Fini? (Do You Begin Where I End?), 2020
© Widline Cadet, courtesy of the Blue Sky Gallery
Widline Cadet: Seremoni Disparisyon #1.20 / (Ritual [Dis]Appearance #1.20), 2020
© Widline Cadet, courtesy of the Blue Sky Gallery
Jasmine Clarke: Zoraya, Hand, 2018
© Jasmine Clarke courtesy of the Blue Sky Gallery
Nadiya I. Nacorda: Nana and Thandi, 2019
© Nadiya I. Nacorda, courtesy of the Blue Sky Gallery