In keeping with the mission of C Art Gallery in Seattle, this exhibit was developed to present and
promote artists of different cultural backgrounds for the purpose of encouraging acceptance and
appreciation of cultural differences. Africa has provided a subtle and significant impact on the world we
live in today. This is evident in the news, in our economy, and as we reflect on the diversity in our
neighborhoods. This impact is also reinforced through art.
The works presented in this exhibit share how
Africa has challenged, enhanced, and influenced artists work through color, patterns, imagery, and
subject.
About C Art Gallery:
C Art Gallery is an African American owned gallery in Seattle Washington whose mission is to present
and promote artists of different cultural backgrounds for the purpose of encouraging acceptance and
appreciation. The gallery, located in Seattle’s Central District, has been part of the community for seven
years. As an anchor tenant of Hiawatha Artists Lofts, C Art Gallery provides an opportunity for minority
artists to share their work year-round and develops programs with educational components.
Since its
inception the gallery has represented over 200 artists through local exhibits and community programs.
http://www.cartgallery.org
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