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QUEEN MALIABO

@maliab0 i love you miss girl and can’t wait to watch you conquer the world. 💋 by @viamcarchive

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loading…. by @viamcarchive

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tyler in bk
bnw 4x5 film by @viamcarchive

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jake in bk
4x5 portra 400 by @viamcarchive

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We are officially two days out till the closing reception of Heavenly Beings; Saturday, August 29th! RSVP link in bio. Don’t miss out on seeing the work of thirteen Black visual artists framed in the historic Dedrick-Hamilton house.

Proudly hosted by the African American Cultural and Heritage Facility!
912 E 11th Street
3-7PM

Analog photos by: @viamcarchive

#blackartist #blackatx taken in African American Cultural and Heritage Facility by @viamcarchive

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Still thinking about our opening reception June 20, 2026 at the African American Cultural and Heritage Facility. Thank you to everyone that came out and showed support to the amazing cohort of artists, vendors, and performers. The exhibition will remain on view until August 29, 2026. Don’t miss it!

Thank you for being a heavenly being and thank you to our sponsors @futurefronttexas @blacklifeatx @hillside_farmacy @canjeatx @saharaloungeatx

Photos by @kate.nuelle and @navivealia taken in African American Cultural and Heritage Facility by @viamcarchive

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4x5 portraits from our opening reception by @viamcarchive 🗝️

exhibiting artists:
@livi_mwallace
@khalilosborne taken in African American Cultural and Heritage Facility by @viamcarchive

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happy earth day ft one of my favorites from cdmx by @viamcarchive

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We’re reaching out to invite visual artists, musicians, performers, poets, filmmakers, and vendors to apply for “Heavenly Beings”—a multi-disciplinary Black artist showcase in celebration of Juneteenth. If you don’t fall into these categories but feel aligned, we welcome collaboration and recommendations.

Apply at https://tinyurl.com/heavenlybeings

“Heavenly Beings” is a community-centered exhibition uplifting Black artists across disciplines lo. Grounded in the work of primarily Texas-based creatives, this showcase creates space for reflection, celebration, and connection— honoring the many ways Black identity is expressed, lived, and imagined. Through visual art, music, performance, and storytelling, we aim to build an environment where Black creative practices can exist fully and unapologetically.

Exhibition Dates: June 18 – August 30, 2026
Opening Reception: June 20th (4:00 PM – 7:30 PM)

Disciplines We’re Accepting
• Visual Art (painting, sculpture, photography, illustration)
• Film & Video
• Live Music & DJ Sets
• Spoken Word & Poetry
• Performance Art
+ Vendors for the Juneteenth Celebration / Opening reception taken in African American Cultural Heritage Center by @viamcarchive

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✨ARTIST SPOTLIGHT✨

Via Madison Ceaser is a multi-hyphenate artist whose work centers Black and Brown people, seeking to capture the subtle nuances of intersectional identities. Her practice emerges from lived experience, reflecting on the ongoing process of navigating identity and the ritual-based ways she connects with her cultural heritage, the land she inhabits, and her inner self. Ceaser earned a Bachelor of Arts degree with a minor in Digital Media from the University of Texas at Austin. During her studies, she was influenced by a range of artists, including Dawoud Bey, Simone Leigh, Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley, and Mickalene Thomas; each shaping her approach to representation, material, and storytelling. In addition she draws from her parents’ hometowns, Beaumont and Seagraves, Texas, tracing the fading threads of memory, the pull of the land, and the intertwined stories of generations. Through this search, she aims to find connections between her own life and the lives of those who came before her.

The Garden Remembers is an immersive installation inspired by Blanca Varela’s poem “”En lo más negro del verano,”” taking the form of a figure sleeping in a field. A hand-crafted plaster mold, encrusted with organic elements. Surrounding the sculpture, a soft enclosure of projected visuals. Sculpture in collaboration with Javdee Ceneria. Soundscape in collaboration with Possessions.

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graphics by @rolandosepulvedaii by @viamcarchive

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