robin holder Is A Contemporary Artist Motivated By The Complexities Of Racial Inequity, Social Justice And Identity.
Her mixed technique works are saturated with references that explore conflicts within our diverse national Identity. She reveals how varying degrees of injustice and privilege determine our attitudes and perspectives. holder’s imagery is a visual commentary on our usage of code switching to navigate access and inequity in society. Her work provides unique opportunities for challenging discussions about the intersection of gender, race, class, national origin and religion. Learn more…
Let's Raise Our Racial IQ With Art
Let's Raise Our Racial IQ With Art
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Let's Raise Our Racial IQ With Art Let's Raise Our Racial IQ With Art 〰️
Access and Inequities: I Hear You. Do You See Me?
HAPPENING NOW
The Our Social Skin series will be on view in the stunning group show Fire in Her Eyes
at Kvasnevski Schwartz Projects
545 West 23 St. New York City
Reception: March 28th 6-8 PM The exhibition will run from March 28 to May 16, 2024.
Fire in Her Eyes serves as a beacon, illuminating the voices of the marginalized and oppressed, while providing a space for diverse expressions of identity. The exhibition aims to broaden and enrich the dialogue surrounding womanhood, embracing a more inclusive and contemporary understanding of the female experience. These ten remarkable artists fearlessly embody this legacy, drawing inspiration from historical figures and movements that have sculpted the course of humanity.
A set of ten Our Social Skin books acquired by the Chief of Rare Book and Special Collections Division of the Library of Congress . Another set of this series was featured in the Bainbridge Island Museum 2022 exhibit Boundless , curated by Cynthia Sears and Catherine Alice Michealis.
FEBRUARY 2024 THE DRISKELL CENTER ARCHIVES ESTABLISHES THE ROBIN HOLDER COLLECTION
Contact: Mr. David Conway, Senior Archivist Phone: 301-405-2984, Email: dconway@umd.edu
Migration Stories
October 15 – November 22, 2022
Manhattan Graphics Center 250 West 40 Street 5th floor New York City
On Immigration and Labor
The American Labor Museum September 4- December 31, 2022
A Community of Artists
African American Works on Paper from the Cochran Collection August 5-December 2, 2022 at the Robert Williams Museum of Papermaking L: Sunburst, woodcut, Robert Blackburn R: They Damaged Us More Than Katrina, robin holder