FAU Presents Exhibition about DIRT
Dirt, the unclean stuff that gets under your nails, also inspires art. “DIRT: Yuta Suelo Udongo Tè” is a group exhibition curated by artist Onajide Shabaka featuring many South Florida
Pedestrian Field Studies – Art@Work
ART@WORK PRESENTS PEDESTRIAN FIELD STUDIES Exhibition of Works by Artist Onajide Shabaka On View July 28 through September 7, 2014 The artist received an MFA in Visual Art from Vermont
“Dirt Yuta Suelo Udongo Te” : Onajide Shabaka’s Art Exhibit About the Most Primordial of Materials
Two (slightly different) preview articles out talking about the “Dirt” exhibition. The notion of dirt has found a great deal of local interest. In conversation during the reception, the notion
Trading Places at MOCA Begins
My studio has been moved into the Museum of Contemporary Art, and I went in to work on completing a series of drawings I started several weeks ago. I also
smoke signals: portals and perspectives
Under the Bridge (non-profit space) 12425 NE 13th Avenue #4 North Miami, FL 33161 (305) 987-4437 smoke signals: portals y paisjes – exhibition review: Knight Arts Blog << here
Opening: Mangrove Mud Womp
“Total Disappearance, v.1 (video still)” archival pigment print on Canson paper [Narrated video] Jan., 2012 – Onajide Shabaka is thrilled to announce the opening of “Mangrove Mud Womp,” a solo