©Frederick Weston, Body Map (Arms), 2017

Souls Grown Diaspora is an exhibition that explores a generation of leading contemporary visionary African-American artists from the wider United States, and situates their work into an art-historical lineage shaped by the Great Migration. The exhibition traces the migration: the movement spanning 1916 to 1970 in which six million African-Americans left the rural South for urban centers such as New York, Chicago, Detroit, and Oakland. Souls Grown Diaspora follows a new wave of artists, mostly self-taught, whose works address a range of revelatory social and political subjects.

Opening: Fri, Jan 10, 6:00 - 8:00 pm

Hours: 11am-6pm EST, Tuesday - Saturday.

Check out the gallery’s website for more information.