Meet Brittanie Richardson. She is the founder and executive director of Art & Abolition, a non-profit which exists to heal, protect, and empower young girls who have survived sexual violence. Brittanie is our ninth feature in our #blackartmatters series, The Art of Revolution.

Meet Tomi Tina & Jessico. As queer Black folx, they understand that BIPOC representation matters. It matters because in the artist community especially, BIPOC are rarely ever given the space to tell their own stories. Tomi Tina & Jessico are our eighth feature in our #blackartmatters series, The Art of Revolution.

Meet Nambi E. Kelley. She is an actress, an award-winning playwright, and a staff writer for Season 3 of The Chi. Nambi is our seventh feature in our #blackartmatters series, The Art of Revolution.

Meet Genevieve VenJohnson. She is an actor and vocalist. To be an artist, she seized every opportunity that came her way. Genevieve is our sixth feature in our #blackartmatters series, The Art of Revolution.

Meet Eseosa Edebiri. She is a Nigerian American textile artist. Her work is a combination of digital and handmade processes, intended to tell her story and simultaneously create space for those around her whose identities are often compromised. Eseosa is our fifth feature in our #blackartmatters series, The Art of Revolution.

Meet Brittany Harlin. She is a multi-disciplinarian artist, educator, writer, and award-winning choreographer, striving to pair body awareness and healing with the necessity and joy of dance. Brittany is our fourth feature in our #blackartmatters series, The Art of Revolution.