The Community Artists’ Collective opens the new year with “When I Think of Home,” a solo exhibition by artist Morgan Newton, a Howard University alumna from Houston.
The paintings included in this exhibition mark a distinct stylistic shift that conveys the aesthetic and spiritual blossoming of Newton’s pursuit to internalize familial notions of home and cultivate home within herself. Newton centers Black female figures as symbols for her life experiences, in idealized, chromatic and in some cases, fantastically celestial environments to suggest the infinite potential of the nurtured self.
Following the opening reception, the exhibition continues through February 4.
The Community Artists’ Collective opens the new year with “When I Think of Home,” a solo exhibition by artist Morgan Newton, a Howard University alumna from Houston.
The paintings included in this exhibition mark a distinct stylistic shift that conveys the aesthetic and spiritual blossoming of Newton’s pursuit to internalize familial notions of home and cultivate home within herself. Newton centers Black female figures as symbols for her life experiences, in idealized, chromatic and in some cases, fantastically celestial environments to suggest the infinite potential of the nurtured self.
Following the opening reception, the exhibition continues through February 4.
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Admission is free.