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Don’t DM business inquiries. Email Only. New Jersey Based Artist, Scholar, Photographer. Non-binary, Black, Queer 🌺🐻🏳️‍🌈✊🏿

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#phillypride #gaypride #pridemonth #bisexualpride #gaybear #bearsofinstagram

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I am Kenough

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Lots going on today! Depending on where you're at / how you travel, hit up as many as you can 🏃🏽‍♀️💨

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Saturday!

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Don't forget! Artworks Pride Night is coming up on June 24th! We are so excited to announce the visual artists who will be featured in a pop up gallery show June 13th-27th. We are proud to feature work from David Timothy, Andre Terell Jackson, Zo Geist, Rashad Malik, Taped Off TV, and Dave Dimarchi. $20 tickets are available at the door or in advance via the link in our bio!

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Thank you to the groups of Daytona State College students who have come through our doors this past week to view Threshold: Recontextualizing Self-Portraiture, as well as their professors! The museum is always happy to offer class tours and other learning opportunities to help enrich the educations of the students in our community.

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“Mami Wata was conceived during a month-long residency at Guild House, a program through Guild Hall in East Hampton, New York. Mami Wata is the culmination of being one of the few Black people in a predominantly white community, walks to and from the beach, and ruminations on power and worship. Being near the ocean brings me a kind of peace that other spaces in nature simply cannot. As a fiber artist, I like to embody my wearable sculptures and tell different stories with my body. A continuation of my self-portraiture exploration, this series explores contemplation, power, worship and deification. I center the Fat, Black, Queer body in a way that forces each of us to face what we may fear: indulgence, vanity and vulnerability. Look at my nonbinary body and tell me she ain’t mutha.”

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Image credit: André Terrel Jackson, Mami Wata #4, On loan courtesy of the artist.

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André Terrel Jackson is interested in the individual experiences that add up to create social, political and cultural groups. Mining personal history, the artist is able to use poetry, weaving, sculpture, apparel and performance to spark conversation about difficult issues related to identity. Jackson is inspired by the work of artists from Sonya Clark and Nick Cave, Melina Matsoukas, Marlon Riggs and Tarrel Alvin McCraney; to musicians like Cakes Da Kill and Solange, Beyoncé and Janelle Monáe; to scholars like Kimberlé Crenshaw and Amelia Jones, and bell hooks; to writers like Essex Hemphill and Joseph Beam André uses language, visual / literal / metaphorical, to center the voices and images of blackness. Intersectionality is paramount, and influences the use of materials, which take the artist from the craft store, to the hardware store, from the quirky, to the fine and luxurious. The mixing, and juxtaposing, of materials lend humor and beauty to otherwise grave topics. Jackson received a BA in Fashion from Albright College and an MFA in Fibers from Savannah College of Art and Design.  .

Jackson’s Mami Wata series is on display as part of our Threshold: Recontextualizing Self-Portraiture exhibition. Stop by the museum to learn more, or visit the link in our bio!

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THRESHOLD: RECONTEXTUALIZING SELF-PORTRAITURE OPENING RECEPTION HAPPENING TONIGHT! We can't wait to share the cumulation of all our hard work behind the scenes with you. Come out for a great night of artist meet-and-greets, refreshments, and learning! This event is free and open to the public. Visit the link in our bio to learn more!

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One week to go until the debut of Threshold: Recontextualizing Self-Portraiture! Don't miss out on our opening reception on Thursday, January 26th at 6pm!

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Tanya, our intern from the University of Central Florida photography program, has been busy today assisting our museum team and getting some hands-on experience in the prep room while mounting and framing works for Threshold. We're happy to have an extra pair of hands on deck with the start of our exhibition season just around the corner!

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#StableAroundTown: Matt Storm 🖼️

Stable Artist Matt Storm presents works as part of @thecornerdc's exhibition, The Mental Body.

This exhibit takes a new look at the kinship between mind and body. Despite persisting reductionist ideas of gendered and biological identity, bodies tell manifold complex stories. For bodies are shaped by experiences and environments, by inequities and privileges, and even by the inequities and privileges that imprinted upon those before us. But bodies are also formed by mental means, by perception, concept and feeling. However, those instances, where individuals are actively seeking to bring their physical self in harmony with their mental self, out of instinct or intent, are less discussed or researched. The Mental Body concerns itself with such aesthetic acts of self-creation and self-care.

1️⃣ Face Stand With Dirty Feet by Matt Storm
2️⃣ Nomadic Paintings: Is As Is Is by Luchas Michael (@luquense)
3️⃣ In Moonlight Black Boys Are Blue II by (@andreterreljackson)

The Mental Body is on view through October 31, 2021.

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Thank you @ruth.noack for including my Nomadic Paintings in The Mental Body, opening at @thecornerdc July 23.
Thrilled to show them next to @andreterreljackson and in the company of #mattstorm , #annadaucikova , #mariabartuszova and #luisjacob @towardsatheory
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From L-R:
Is As Is Is, 2018-2021
The hand that whirls the water in the pool, 2021
The force that through the green fuse drives the flower, 2021
Andreè Terrel Jackson’s In Moonlight Black Boys Are Blue, 2019

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Repost from @thecornerdc
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We’re installing for our next show, The Mental Body with help from @luquense, a new paint job and artworks by more fabulous artists!

1st slide is a sneak peek of @luquense and @andreterreljackson works 🤫

Swipe for a first look at our exhibition flyer by @tjjenkins

Self Portrait by @andreterreljackson titled “In Moonlight Black Boys Look Blue ll”. This photo is also a part of our upcoming exhibition!

Join us for our opening next Friday June 23rd at 2p!

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