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In honor and celebration of the fearless contribution African Americans have made and will continue to make in society, we at the Chambers Library are honored to collaborate with Inclusion in Art and feature works from (4) contemporary artists for Black History Month. Through the aesthetic and artistic process, their perspective and voices are heard. Art is history in the making. We hope this will open doors to inspire the next generation.
"Our feelings are our most genuine path to knowledge." -Audre Lorde, activist, artist and writer
Sunshine Girl
by Aunj Braggs
acrylic on canvas (16x20")
To visit Aunj's website, click here.
To purchase this work, contact the archives at 974-2882.
Sienna
by Raasheda Burnett
oil on canvas (16X20)"
To view more of Raasheda's work, click here.
To purchase this work, contact the archives at 974-2882.
Artistic Expression #1
by Ronna Pernell
vibrant markers (24x36")
$1,000
To view more of Ronna's work, click here.
To purchase this work, contact the archives at 974-2882.
Artistic Expression #2
by Ronna Pernell
vibrant markers (24x36")
$1,000
To view more of Ronna's work, click here.
To purchase this work, contact the archives at 974-2882.
Eye Am Woman
by Sunni Rice
acrylic on canvas (20x24")
Sunni is a living artist based in Oklahoma.
To purchase this work, contact the archives at 974-2882.
Sunny Dayz
by Sunni Rice
mixed media (20x24")
$100
Sunni is a living artist based in Oklahoma.
To purchase this work, contact the archives at 974-2882.
Color Soldier
by Sunni Rice
mixed media (16x20")
$100
Sunni is a living artist based in Oklahoma.
To purchase this work, contact the archives at 974-2882.
Untitled
by Sunni Rice
mixed media (16x20")
Sunni is a living artist based in Oklahoma.
To purchase this work, contact the archives at 974-2882.
United in Praise
by Sunni Rice
acrylic on canvas (20x24")
Sunni is a living artist based in Oklahoma.
To purchase this work, contact the archives at 974-2882.
Curator:
Oliver Ellington
The University of Central Oklahoma recognizes the university's main campus is located on the traditional lands of the Caddo and Wichita people.
View the full Land Acknowledgement.
