On February 5, a significant event in celebration of Black History Month took place at the ART DC rooftop bar, hosted by DTR Modern Galleries. Over 300 attendees engaged in art, dialogue, and activism centered around the works of artists Halim Flowers and Clarence James. The discussion, moderated by Avalon Ashley Bellos, touched on important themes including the intersection of AI and art, the evolving political landscape, and the weight of Black identity in America. The event emphasized art's role as a reflection and a catalyst for change, urging deeper conversations on these pressing issues.
The event marked a triumphant start to Black History Month, blending art with dialogue and activism to reflect on Black identity and expression in contemporary society.
James challenged the audience to consider the implications of AI on creative industries, presenting both liberating and cautionary insights for Black artists in the digital age.
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