The new 'Central District Legacy Art Exhibit' at ARTE NOIR is a powerful celebration of Seattle. This visual art exhibit honors the the past, present, and future of our #BlackAfricanAmerican community.
The Presence of Blackness will forever be cherished in our neighborhoods, thanks to the values of UBUNTU, LOVE, heART, FAITH and STRENGTH!
THANK-YOU to the inspiring individual artists who have empowered us to dance to the music, have good food, fun, fellowship and value the fine art of drawing, singing, painting, acting and spoken word poetry!!!!
Read more about this exhibit at artenoir.org
ARTE NOIR encourages artists who identify as Black, African American, or African to analyze and express their experiences of the Central District through a lens of criticality that explores the use of color, content, subject matter, visual elements, and symbolism, authentically narrating a visual love note that continues the legacy of the Central District from their personal, cultural, spiritual, economic, and political perspectives.
Each artwork will be seen and experienced as a portal, enriching and broadening the creative and cultural reflections for viewers about the legacy of the Central District, what can be learned, and why we celebrate!
This information was reposted from the original article written for artenoire.org, please visit the website for more details about this fine arts exhibit currently showing at the Central District Midtown Square located in Seattle, WA.
The group exhibition, Central District Legacy, on view at ARTE NOIR through August 3, 2025, takes viewers on a visual journey through Seattle’s historically Black neighborhood—recounting its past, reflecting its present, and imagining its future. Featuring work by artists Myron Curry, Mohamed Gabriel, Akoiya Harris, Rodney H. King, Troy R. Miles, and Zorn B. Taylor, the show offers a multifaceted tribute to the legacy and evolving identity of the Central District.
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