The Window: Looking Into the New Face of the Future

Artist(s)

Black Future Month 3017

Date

February 2017 – April 2017


From February 11 to April 4, our gallery will be home to the Annual Black Future Month Exhibition, featuring work from Black Future Month 3017’s collection of artists, exploring the far-off distant future envisioned by Black people. This quantum leap into the future, takes us not only 50 or even 100 years ahead, but 1000 years. The distant date is meant to provide a platform that enables Black people to break from the historic ties of oppression still prominent today.

A street view of an art gallery window in a weathered brick building. The display features various paintings, including a large grayscale portrait and colorful abstract works. There's a red minivan parked nearby and a "No Standing" traffic sign visible.
Close-up of a monochromatic mural depicting a person's face. Only one eye and part of the nose are visible, with intricate patterns and shapes painted around the eye area. The artwork uses varying shades of gray to create depth and texture.
A close-up of an abstract painting depicting a human face. The face is composed of geometric shapes, varying in shades of red, brown, beige, and blue. The eyes are prominent, with expressive details, and the overall style is fragmented and textured.

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