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INSTALLATION
JOURNEY(ING)
JOURNEY(ING) represents a map depicting national and transnational migration routes. Investigating the concepts of mobility and navigation, place and displacement
2022 Installed at The Atlanta Contemporary Sliver Space
Curator Lauren Harris
INSTALLATION
JOURNEY(ING) II
JOURNEY(ING) represents a map depicting national and transnational migration routes. Investigating the concepts of mobility and navigation, place and displacement
2024
Gathered Vl MOCAGA "Georgia Artists Selecting Georgia Artists"
curators; Betsy Cain, Joseph Peragine, and Bojana Ginn
MIXED MEDIA SCULPTURE
COGITATIVITY
Cognitive power or action. Contemplating a future beyond work. With the rise of Ai, machines and automation the conventional ideas around labor become a thing of the past. In this new landscape, a population free from exploitation imagines new realities to unlock new levels of freedom with an equitable distribution of resources
on view at The Walsh Gallery at Seton Hall University presents
"African Spirituality In Art"
curated by Atim Annette Oton curator/director of Calabar Gallery
New York, New York
PUBLIC ART
"ALL IN ONE"
collaboration between Grace Kisa and Ellex Swavoni
The sky goddess blankets us with the starry blue of her flesh. She has the power to swallow the sun in the evening and give birth to it again in the morning. We have followed her brightest star to freedom and bathed in her light until our skin glowed blue black. The Goddess is the mighty mirror and we are her star children
2021 Commissioned by The Atlanta Beltline as part of Art On The Beltline Program. Installed on the Westside Trail. Atlanta, Georgia
curator Miranda Kyle
photo: Maurice Evans
PUBLIC ART
"AVENUES OF ENGAGEMENT"
In this fast paced world, connectivity has become an essential aspect of our lives. We rely on networks to enable access to support systems that uphold our communities . These networks embody the intricacy of connectivity in a tangible way.
Networks encompass much more than physical infrastructure , they reflect the pulse of communities, their rich ecologies and the endless possibilities that they hold.
designed by Grace Kisa commissioned by Midtown Atlanta in collaboration with Powerhaus Creative located at Commercial Row Commons, Peachtree Place in Midtown Atlanta, Georgia
photo: Grace Kisa
ARTWORK
"Cogitativity" cognitive power or action
25Hx14Wx14D
"Sweetest Devotion"
35Hx22Wx19D inches
"Let's Fly Where We Used To Run"
40Hx34Wx14D inches
"The Sisterhood is Strong"
26Hx18Wx6D inches
"The One That Knowledge Can't Eat" SOLD
"Beautiful Magnetic Missive Sent From Home",
"Equal Parts Rapture and Reverence"
"Ancestry and Magic"
SOLD
"When The Roots are Deep, There Is No Fear Of The Wind"
38H x 20W x 10D (inches)
"Vestments" costume for the NU Africans Project. Hammonds House Museum 2020
"Vestments"- Rear View
Press
New York Times: Overlooked in Atlanta, Black Female Artists Try Miami
Atlanta Journal And Constitution:Hammonds House Museum’s First Virtual Exhibit ‘Nu Africans’ Focuses On Powerful Black Women
Atlanta Journal And Constitution:Hammonds House Museum’s First Virtual Exhibit ‘Nu Africans’ Focuses On Powerful Black Women
Atlanta Journal And Constitution:Hammonds House Museum’s First Virtual Exhibit ‘Nu Africans’ Focuses On Powerful Black Women
Atlanta Journal And Constitution:Hammonds House Museum’s First Virtual Exhibit ‘Nu Africans’ Focuses On Powerful Black Women
Atlanta Journal And Constitution:Hammonds House Museum’s First Virtual Exhibit ‘Nu Africans’ Focuses On Powerful Black Women