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come see my stuff 9/11 7pm-till we go home
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come hear me talk about my stuff 9/25 7pm-we stop talking
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255 Ted Turner Dr SW
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im really excited about this one :3 by @suleindigo

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a month ago

july 10th 7-11
nina baldwin gallery
309 peters st
we r grownnnn by @suleindigo

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3 months ago

ABOLISH COOLNESS
We aim to dismantle all forms of hierarchy through establishing a horizontal space. black_irl parties are for and by the people. If you don't treat everyone, regardless of your familiarity with them, with equal respect and compassion, then stay home. We want to cultivate a culture where people dance, sing, smile, and laugh with, listen and encourage each other. None of that "I'm too cool to be warm and welcoming" shit.

-@b.lack_irl 2026

design by aza maganda by @suleindigo

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4 months ago

ATTENTION PLEASE Calling all real niggas, real faggots, and real steppas to @eyedrum Atlanta next Friday for @b.lack_irl's first-ever party! Your body is an instrument, come dance with us ;) We will be dishing out strictly black music from strictly black queer artists:
Real techno, Deep jungle, Chicago footwork
NO POP SHIT
This is an ancestral tradition
0% appropriation 100% retention

Live band:
@culpritsoftheyouth

Selectas:
@final.first
@kharithagoddess
@boombapbip
loced n loaded: DJ Asexual b2b skullc4p

Abolitionist collectives:
@strikeblack_atl
@atlcose
@treepleaser

Friday, June 19th, 2026
9PM - 2AM
Black folks: $10 + NOTALOF
Everyone else: $15 :*
no youngins
TIX in bio or at door
515 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd SW, Atlanta, GA 30312

Juneteenth is the celebration of the Northern Union Army arriving in Galveston, Texas, to "free" the last enslaved people in the "United States." We want to use this day as an opportunity to exercise righteous rage, remembrance, and release. However, we must first contextualize this holiday. A common misconception is that the southern "United States" was the only region on Turtle Island that permitted slavery before or up to 1865, when in reality, slavery was carried out against Afrikan and Indigenous peoples in all parts of the island (California, Canada, etc.). The traditional institution of slavery also continued for decades after 1865 while also being reborn into the modern prison-industrial system. To learn more about how to get involved with the ongoing struggle for Pan-Afrikan liberation, we encourage you to engage with one of the abolitionist collectives that will be tabling at the party.

design team: aza maganda, ibim (@ibimfans), jay (@jjj4y0_o), skullc4p

god i luv this #black #gay #transgender #queer life taken in eyedrum art & music gallery by @suleindigo

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4 months ago

new jersey dumpie

southern by way of the north how many of our families made that transition fleeing violence + chasing opportunity

quiet + solar panels everywhere

nice to compare and contrast with home, a major metro area despite being plumb in the rural south well below the
mason dixie by @suleindigo

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6 months ago

snippets from the wonderful Cyanotype Portrait workshop I led at @thesupermarket.atl with @thebakeryatlanta!

cyanotypes bring me so much joy they’re the perfect mix of magical, accessible, and experimental!

interested in me hosting a workshop at your institution? hit my DM’s! by @suleindigo

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6 months ago

Wednesday, February 18th I’ll be leading a portrait cyanotype class with @thebakeryatlanta !

I’ll be teaching participants how to turn any image into a digital negative, how to coat almost any surface with cyanotype fluid, and about using the unique properties of this medium to make ethereal and complex compositions!

🎟️: $25-30 sliding scale, available in my bio or via thebakeryatlanta.com

📌:638 N Highland Ave NE @thesupermarket.atl

⏰: 7PM-9PM

🎵done up in blueprint blue, it’s sure looks good on you🎶

#atlantaevents #cyanotype #cyanotypeprint #portraits #artevents taken in The Supermarket by @suleindigo

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8 months ago

I made this portrait of my friend Dan Gilstrap @myownsundays last winter.

Dan is showing work this Sunday from 3PM-6PM as a part of Black Folk Stars, a series of shows held in an intimate non traditional setting focusing on an interdisciplinary group of Atlanta creative talent. Curated by the indomitable Éngel Ellis @keimuseum

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It’s cold when I arrive at Dan’s studio to take his portrait, and the thunk of the heavy metal door that recklessly swings closed behind me offers no insulation from the sagittate November chill. My nose hardens, and I become aware of the fading dexterity in my fingers. The weight of my camera and its firm metal edges press into my numb skin.

Dan wears a few layers of clothes to keep him protected from the worst slices of the cold. A t-shirt, a button-up, a hoodie, overalls, and a beanie. A painted canvas looms over him in a corner of the tidy studio. Grace Jones is both taking shape and being deconstructed. Dan doesn’t speak to me while he works, and I set up quietly next to him. His strokes are deliberate and considered, then frantic and scraping, terraforming his subject’s expression over and over again.

I feel like a voyeur or a tourist peeping in on a ritual not meant for my eyes. When I intercede to make his picture, he is pliant and accepting and answers each command with a gentle acknowledgment.

“Lift your head.” ”Turn your cheek.”

“Okay.” by @suleindigo

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a year ago

southern bloom

im in a group show this weekend wading neck deep in the complexities of the Black southern feminine experience as im prone to do

July 18th 6-9PM and July 19th 5-9PM @lomagalleries

curated by the lovely @domiaedwardsstudios by @suleindigo

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a year ago

made by me sitting outside and sweating in a ga heatwave much like the one we’re in now by @suleindigo

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a year ago

facing the uncertainty of the new year with my shoulders back and my spine straight by @suleindigo

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2 years ago

by @suleindigo

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2 years ago