ULTRA BLACK Collection Ula Cafe Gallery Exhibition
Ultra Blackness is a collection of digital illustrations that draw upon urban pop culture related to the past and present. Instead of using just shades of browns to represent melanated skin tones the color black is used to emphasize rich cultural heritage.
Elements of hip-hop cultures and other styles that represented blackness have been highlighted. Focusing on moments to honor and uplift one another.
This work only touches upon some of the things that make being black beautiful because there is no one way to be or represent blackness.
And of course Plant Love because who doesn’t love Plants!?
284 Amory St, Jamaica Plain, MA 02130
February 5, 2022, through March 31, 2022
Hours:
Sunday through Saturday
8 AM–3 PM
Black Boy Joy
Represents the warmth of a father's love for his son. That love propels that little boy to create magic in the world.
Bald-ish
Black women historically are known for their hair, from headwraps to kinky curls, slayed lace fronts, knot-less braids. However, no matter if there is hair present a black woman is still a queen no matter what’s on top of her head.
Black Man I LUV U
Inspired by southern swag gold grillz, kinky locks with a peaceful swag.
