Excited to take my talents to South Beach! Catch me at Art Basel 2025 in partnership with @1223potomacgallery and FreeDC. Looking forward to sharing my gifts and connecting with other artists. 🐍🧡💚

‘Echos of Culture’ by @monadnyc Was designed to showcase the dress, rituals, celebrations of one’s culture domestic or international. Showcasing Aug 8, 2025 @thirdbloomphotography highlighted the culture of the nomadic Maasai people of Kenya. RSVP in link.

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‘Echos of Culture’ @monadnyc exhibition is set to showcase the dress, rituals, celebrations of one’s culture domestic or international. Join the discussion and community as we offer our creative expressions. RSVP in link

Until 7/30 my work is featured with 29 other artists thanks to @ankhlave . If you’re in 🇰🇪 Kenya let me know!

AnkhLave Arts Alliance presents “Echoes of Home” exhibit featuring 32 Black American artists from the U.S. 🇺🇸 presenting on the first time on the African continent 🇰🇪 Adar Howard (@thirdbloomphotography ) Contemplation”, Paper and collage, 30.48cm x 40.64cm (12in x 16in), 2025 Kraig Blue (@kraigblueartist ) Queen Exalted Mother Blue”, lustre print, 50.8cm x 76.2cm (20in x 30in), 2023 Raymond Pinto (@raymondpinto ) Celestial”, mixed-media collage, 36.83cm x 30.48cm (14.5in x 12in), 2025 Darian Deshawn Stewart (@bcimanartist ): ”Black Armor 1”, Oil, Beads, Rhinestones, and fabric on canvas, 20.32cm x 25.4cm (8in x 10in), 2023 Darian Deshawn Stewart: “Black Armor 2”, Oil, Beads, Rhinestones, and fabric on canvas, 20.32cm x 25.4cm (8in x 10in), 2023 Darian Deshawn Stewart: “Black Armor 3”, Oil, Beads, Rhinestones, fabric, on canvas, 20.32cm x 25.4cm (8in x 10in), 2023 M. Scott Johnson (@m.scott_johnson ) The Oracle of Cabrini Green”, digital photo of marble and gold sculpture, 33.02cm x 48.26cm (13in x19in), 2025 Rafaelina Tineo (@it_will_be_born ): “Colonize”, print of acrylic and mixed media on archival paper. 45.72cm x 60.96cm (18in x 24in), 2019

Join me @thirdbloomphotography and fellow artist in the viewing the exhibit, “Echoes of Home”. 30 U.S. based Black artists, each presenting two-dimensional artworks that delve into the complexities of ancestral identity. Hosted in Kenya, the birthplace of many African diasporic roots, this exhibition serves as a poignant act of reclamation; a journey back to the origins of cultural heritage, history, and self. The artists featured in this exhibition; ranging from painters to mixed-media creators; embark on a shared exploration of their ancestral narratives. Through their works, they confront the historical displacements and erasures experienced by their forebears, reclaiming and reimagining identities that were once lost or obscured. Each piece is a dialogue between the artists’ present selves and the echoes of their ancestral pasts, rendered through vibrant colors, symbolic imagery, and powerful storytelling. Kenya, with its rich tapestry of cultures and histories, provides a profound backdrop for this exhibition. The country’s landscapes, traditions, and spiritual practices resonate deeply with the themes of the artworks, creating a space where the artists’ explorations of identity are both personal and universal. By presenting their works in Kenya, these artists not only honor their own histories but also engage in a broader conversation about the African diaspora, cultural continuity, and the ongoing journey of self-discovery. “Echoes of Home” is more than an exhibition; it is a reclamation. It is a return to the roots of identity, a celebration of ancestral legacies, and a testament to the enduring power of art to bridge histories, geographies, and identities. This show was Curated by Dario Mohr (@dariomohr_art ) Founder and Director of AnkhLave Arts Alliance, Inc. (@ankhlave ) a nonprofit organization presenting artists who seek to continue the legacy of their indigenous heritage through their contemporary art

AnkhLave is excited to unveil “Echoes of Home” featuring 30 artists at the world renowned Tafaria Castle & Center for the Arts (@tafaria.castle ) in Nyeri, Kenya 🇰🇪 “Echoes of Home” is an exhibition that brings together a group of U.S. based Black artists, each presenting two-dimensional artworks that delve into the complexities of ancestral identity. Hosted in Kenya, the birthplace of many African diasporic roots, this exhibition serves as a poignant act of reclamation; a journey back to the origins of cultural heritage, history, and self. The artists featured in this exhibition; ranging from painters to mixed-media creators; embark on a shared exploration of their ancestral narratives. Through their works, they confront the historical displacements and erasures experienced by their forebears, reclaiming and reimagining identities that were once lost or obscured. Each piece is a dialogue between the artists’ present selves and the echoes of their ancestral pasts, rendered through vibrant colors, symbolic imagery, and powerful storytelling. Kenya, with its rich tapestry of cultures and histories, provides a profound backdrop for this exhibition. The country’s landscapes, traditions, and spiritual practices resonate deeply with the themes of the artworks, creating a space where the artists’ explorations of identity are both personal and universal. By presenting their works in Kenya, these artists not only honor their own histories but also engage in a broader conversation about the African diaspora, cultural continuity, and the ongoing journey of self-discovery. “Echoes of Home” is more than an exhibition; it is a reclamation. It is a return to the roots of identity, a celebration of ancestral legacies, and a testament to the enduring power of art to bridge histories, geographies, and identities. This show was Curated by Dario Mohr (@dariomohr_art ) Founder and Director of AnkhLave Arts Alliance, Inc. (@ankhlave ) a nonprofit organization presenting artists who seek to continue the legacy of their indigenous heritage through their contemporary art.