The Luminary Art Gallery’s fall exhibition is titled: in ℅: practice (in care of practice). It is curated by Andrea Yarbrough and features work by Adero Knott, Nia-Amina Minor, Racha Tahani Lawler Queen, and Blair Ebony Smith. The exhibition explores the Black feminist approach to making objects, claiming space, and how current institutions can become more caring towards the featured artists. In ℅: practice features immersive sound, wood-working installations and performance work.

in ℅: practice is open till November 13th.  See more details on their website: https://theluminaryarts.com/exhibitions/in-practice

Also featured in this segment is Black Coffee owner, Aloha Mischeaux. Black Coffee is up and coming and resides inside The Luminary. Watch to learn more about Aloha’s start and goals!