BlackOut: A Five-Year Retrospective on Portland's Racial Justice Movement is a collaborative publication by Donovan Scribes and the Portland Mercury, commemorating the protests that erupted following George Floyd's murder. This initiative, developed exclusively by Black Portlanders, is accompanied by an art exhibit at The BLACK Gallery that features various artists and writers who explore themes of racial justice and community. The collaboration aims to amplify Black voices and experiences by presenting art, photography, and essays that underscore the significance of this historic movement in Portland and beyond.
This powerful exhibit curated by BlackOut creator Donovan Scribes includes artists and writers showcasing their work in response to the racial justice movement.
The exhibit highlights the voices and experiences of Black Portlanders in remembrance of George Floyd and the consequential protests that unfolded.
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