years that answer
Vashon Center for the Arts
February 7 - March 2

In a time marked by uncertainty and pressing concerns about freedoms and futures, this exhibition stands as a powerful celebration of the Black community’s enduring spirit. Through a dynamic collection of works by contemporary Washington Black artists, the exhibition weaves a narrative of resilience, joy, and unity. It explores the ways Black individuals and communities have laid the example of triumph over adversity, through creativity, cultural heritage, and collective strength.

Featuring contemporary artists: Berette Macaulay, C. Davida Ingram, Elisheba Johnson, Kristina Batiste, and Moses Sun.

This exhibit is a testament to the vibrancy of Black life and its ability to inspire hope and transformation. From the soulful expressions of shared experiences to the bold visions of what lies ahead, the artworks presented serve as a roadmap for navigating the complexities of today’s world. Visitors are invited to engage with stories that emphasize connection and the unyielding pursuit of freedom, offering lessons that transcend time and inspire action.

Co-curated by guest curators Kamari Bright and Lydia Boss.

First Friday Reception: Feb 7, 5-8pm

Gallery Hours: Wed - Sunday 12-5pm (closed Mon & Tues)

Exhibition online: https://bit.ly/yearsthatanswer