Toni Wynn
9:14 AM (10 hours ago)
to me, Margaret, Kendra, Jacqui, hermine
Sista Word Women --
I love tree branches and white socks and kids! Thank you for designing and caring through assemblage and story. I don't care about the timing, Miss Juliette.
I've got one sizable tree that sits outside the two rear, north-facing windows of my little apartment. From April through mid-October I can't see my neighbors; the windows are filled with tree (and squirrels, and an array of visiting birds during migration seasons). A gift for sure in the city. I love its branches, too, when they're ice-coated or laden with snow.
My 72nd birthday was a string of joy-pearls. My third eye is finally open! Quite the late bloomer, I must be.
Love y'all.
--T
the oyster world cries out its pearls like tears
Tammi Lawson exhibition announcement on Linkedin
the oyster world cries out its pearls like tears (2021), Firelei Báez
https://www.curbed.com/article/firelei-bez-art-studio-tour-nyc.html
https://www.nypl.org/events/exhibitions/forging-ahead. Shomburg Center for Research in Black Culture
This exhibition is curated by La Tanya S. Autry, Associate Curator, Photographs and Prints, and Tammi Lawson, Curator, Art and Artifacts.
Bertha Franklin Feder Award winning Librarian Curator, Art & Artifacts Division, Schomburg Center, New York Public Library
New York City Metropolitan Area
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I'm co curating an exhibit at Schomburg that is opening to the public Thursday Sept. 24th!
FORGING AHEAD: RECENT ACQUISITIONS OF BLACK WOMEN ARTISTS. We feature 21 artists in the show. Come thru!
Planting Seeds in the break of Dawn-Sun flower Hours, 2022
Kimberly Becoat (b. 1969)
Collage
Art and Artifacts Division