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Wayne Thiebaud

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Greg Lamarche

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http://www.derrickadams.com/

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Arinze Stanley

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-White American disabled artist (she/her)

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Art to inspire | Brandan Odums | TEDxNewOrleans

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Carmen Lomas Garza

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Martine Gutierrez

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Kaylan Michel

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"Brownstones, 1958"
During the 1920s and 1930s, as a result of the combined forces of the  Great Migration, the  Depression, the  Jazz Age, and the  Harlem Renaissance. An enclave for African-American literary and visual art, this new cultural arena enjoyed a sense of optimism in spite of economic difficulties. Like many writers and artists of his time, Jacob Lawrence was inspired by the dynamic vitality of the Harlem community.

In this image, Lawrence depicted a city street teeming with activity. Lawrence used repetition and patterns to create the rhythm of this city scene. Unlike earlier works, in which people and places are portrayed in flat color, in this painting, Lawrence created depth through the use of shadow.

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Nothing New under the Sun​, 2016

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Anthony Akinbola

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https://kimart.com/

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Untitled​, 2016

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https://joshcochran.com/
Illustrator behind New York. He grew up in Taiwan and California. Currently teaches at SVA.

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https://andreearobescu.com/Info
For lesson asked scholars to take a selfie and then import onto canvas to add drawing/markings as an illustrative photograph to allow reviews to learn more about them by adding things that represent them.

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is a Japanese contemporary artist who works primarily in sculpture and installation, but is also active in painting, performance, film, fashion, poetry, fiction, and other arts.

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Dom Nicolau (Circa. 1830-1860)
Omar Victor Diop is a photographer from Senegal. He started his career in business and then changed to fashion photography and then further into fine art photography. His subject matter spans from the relationship between Africa and Europe, art history, youth and identity, migration and diaspora.