The Artists
Beverly Tipton Hammond
A Drew Hammond
Drew’s work focuses on expressing the people in the African American diaspora, which is an important and personal undertaking in a society filled with disregard. Of his medium versatility, his most expressive works are his collages which provoke thought and create visual disputation and resolve. Outside of the standard curricula art class in school, Drew never had any formal art training. He credits God with endowing him artistically with the gift and affinity for art.
Donald Walker
Donald began his distinguished career as the first African-American Artist to work at the Minneapolis Star Tribune. Donald also won 3rd place for Best Graphic Artist for Minnesota Newspaper Association 2019. Donald graciously employed to help raise money for organizations such as Vidal Sassoon’s Esquire Boys Club, Bill Cosby’s Home Run for Kids, the March of Dimes, the Washington Easter Seals, and the American Medical Association. In Toronto, Canada one of Donald’s paintings sold at auction for $32,000.00.
Kennedy Simpson
Kennedy is an artist and Graphic Designer from Minnesota. She has been inspired by her suburban upbringing as a person of color as well as her experiences with anxiety, both of which have encouraged her to pursue art into adulthood. Kennedy will describe herself as more of a thinker than an artist, and focuses on creating work that will provoke viewers with new perspectives through the use of multiple mediums and bold messaging.
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Bridges of Honest Dialogue
How White Folks Can Experience “the Black Experience”?
White folks (like me) can never live like Black people do. We walk outside through the front door without a second thought. So do Black people ---- unless they spot a police car parked up the street. We calmly stroll through Target eyeing the merchandise. So do Black...
How White Folks Can Experience “the Black Experience”?
White folks (like me) can never live like Black people do. We walk outside through the front door without a second thought. So do Black people ---- unless they spot a police car parked up the street. We calmly stroll through Target eyeing the merchandise. So do Black...
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