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May 12, 2022

Gray Loft Gallery ~ Art of the African Diaspora closing reception

This Saturday, May 14, 2022, will be the last night of the stellar exhibition, Art of the African Diaspora, at the Gray Loft Gallery. The exhibition features the work of African-American artists. It is the second such show at the Gray Loft; the first was in February of 2020 (link below).

Closing reception:

May 14, 1 – 5:00 PM

Gray Loft Gallery

2889 Ford Street

Third floor

Oakland CA 94601

installation photos by Styrous®

above & below: Gene Dominique

Arthur Norcome

above & below: Dulama LeGrande

Alyssa Pickens

above & below Ron Moultrie Saunders

Kelvin Curry

Raymond Haywood

April 9 – May 14, 2022

First Friday Reception:

Friday, May 6, 6:00 – 8:30 pm

Viewfinder links:

Art of the African Diaspora

Art of the African Diaspora ~ 2020

Gray Loft Gallery

Dulama LeGrande

Arthur Norcome

Re-Envision

Styrous

Tom White

Net links:

Art of the African Diaspora

Kelvin Curry

Gray Loft Gallery

Dulama LeGrande

Arthur Norcome

Styrous®

Tom White

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April 10, 2022

Gray Loft Gallery ~ Art of the African Diaspora opening

Last night the exhibition, Art of the African Diaspora, opened at the Gray Loft Gallery. It is an iteration by the gallery of the theme based on the work of African-American artists, the first was in February of 2020 (link below).

The exhibition is a showing of stunning work that includes everything from photography to fine art (link below) and will be running until the 14th of May, 2022.

April 9 – May 14, 2022

First Friday Reception:

Friday, May 6, 6:00 – 8:30 pm

photos by Styrous®

Tom White & Eleanore Hockabout

Arthur Norcome explained to me the difficulties he has encountered in learning how to produce super saturated and dark water color tones in his work which are stunning!

Arthur Norcome

This is the third exhibition Dulama LeGrande has been in at the Gray Loft Gallery; his work was in the first Diaspora show (link below) as well as the Re-Envision show (link below).