🫂AfroVisionaries: Museum Field Trip: Chelsea Galleries
Sep
19

🫂AfroVisionaries: Museum Field Trip: Chelsea Galleries

"Do Black people go to museums?" - YES, WE DO!
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AfroVisionaries Present: AfroVisionaries Museum Field Trip

Saturday, September 19th, 2pm-6PM // Chelsea Art Galleries

It's time for us to get together for an artistic excursion, bring your sketchbook and your Black Joy! We’re headed to the Chelsea Art Galleries, starting with Phillipe Labaune Gallery.

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Meet Up Location: Museum Lobby // 534 West 24th Street, NY

We will wait in the lobby for the first 10 minutes.
To locate us afterwards, please connect via PARTIFUL
or via our Signal Group Chat.
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Food Afterwards In The Area
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It's FREE to RSVP to this event AND….

General Admission to all Chelsea Galleries is FREE!

Attendees are responsible for their own costs associated with this trip.
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Hosted by Hab Oh // AfroVisionaries

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🫂AfroVisionaries: Creator CONFAB
Aug
26

🫂AfroVisionaries: Creator CONFAB

✨ Hab Oh is proud to present the AfroVisionaries: Creator's Circle ✨

No pressure. No structure. Just connection.

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This is your space to talk it out it all out: your wins, your struggles, your questions, your art. Whether you’re stuck on a project or just need to vent about this crazy artist life, pull up! We’re building community, swapping resources, and learning from each other. Ain’t no hierarchy, ain’t no gatekeeping. This is for honest conversations and shared growth.

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What you’ll gain:

- Collective Growth: Exchange experiences and insights that help everyone evolve together.

- Supportive Network: Build genuine connections with artists who value collaboration over competition.

- Shared Knowledge: Discover new resources, opportunities, and tools through open conversation.

- Creative Reflection: Find your voice by engaging in honest, judgment-free dialogue about the artist journey.

- Community Energy: Leave uplifted, inspired, and reminded that you’re not creating alone.

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Who it’s for:

- Black Artists at all stages of their journey: emerging, mid-career, or established.

- Creatives working in any discipline of contemporary art: painting, digital, performance, installation, sound, photography, design, and beyond.

- The Kinfolk: members of the African & Black diaspora seeking opportunities to expand their artistic practice.

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🫂AfroVisionaries: Museum Field Trip: MOMA PS1
Aug
23

🫂AfroVisionaries: Museum Field Trip: MOMA PS1

"Do Black people go to museums?" - YES, WE DO!
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Hab Oh & Mad Cohesive Present: AfroVisionaries Museum Field Trip

Saturday, August 15th, 2pm-6PM // MoMA PS1

It's time for us to get together for an artistic excursion, bring your sketchbook and your Black Joy! We're headed to the MoMA PS1

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Meet Up Location: Museum Lobby // 22-25 Jackson Ave, Queens

We will wait in the lobby for the first 10 minutes.
To locate us afterwards, please connect via PARTIFUL
or via our Signal Group Chat.
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Food Afterwards In The Area
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It's FREE to RSVP to this event AND….

General Admission to MOMA PS1 is FREE!

Attendees are responsible for their own costs associated with this trip.
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Hosted by Hab Oh // AfroVisionaries

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🫂AfroVisionaries: Learnin Labs (Professional Artist Representation)
Aug
19

🫂AfroVisionaries: Learnin Labs (Professional Artist Representation)

✨ AfroVisionaries Art Collective Present: Learnin Labs - Artist Representation

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Black Artists deserve better in the contemporary art space AND we need to look out for each other whenever we can. Learning Labs are here to help you expand your practice, secure funding, and bring your creative vision to life. This is a FREE workshop for all Black Artists, across the diaspora.

Join AfroVisionaries this August 19 for "Artist Representation: Should I Work With an Agency?", where we discuss what it looks like to have commercial art representation. Learn how it could impact your creative career and whether it's a fit for you. Ask questions and learn what happens when you choose to work with a rep!

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Who it’s for:

Black Artists at all stages of their journey: emerging, mid-career, or established.

Creatives working in any discipline of contemporary art: painting, digital, performance, installation, sound, photography, design, and beyond.

The Kinfolk: members of the African & Black diaspora seeking opportunities to expand their artistic practice.

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