Buffalo Arts Studio is excited to present id, a pop-up exhibition by visual artist Bree Gilliam that explores her complex lived experiences as an artist and woman, navigating the expectations and assumptions connected to her identity as a Black woman in the United States. Through narrative-based self-portrait paintings, the exhibition challenges harmful stereotypes and societal […]
Buffalo Arts Studio is excited to present id, a pop-up exhibition by visual artist Bree Gilliam that explores her complex lived experiences as an artist and woman, navigating the expectations and assumptions connected to her identity as a Black woman in the United States. Through narrative-based self-portrait paintings, the exhibition challenges harmful stereotypes and societal […]
Buffalo Arts Studio is excited to present id, a pop-up exhibition by visual artist Bree Gilliam that explores her complex lived experiences as an artist and woman, navigating the expectations and assumptions connected to her identity as a Black woman in the United States. Through narrative-based self-portrait paintings, the exhibition challenges harmful stereotypes and societal […]
Buffalo Arts Studio is excited to present id, a pop-up exhibition by visual artist Bree Gilliam that explores her complex lived experiences as an artist and woman, navigating the expectations and assumptions connected to her identity as a Black woman in the United States. Through narrative-based self-portrait paintings, the exhibition challenges harmful stereotypes and societal […]
Buffalo Arts Studio is excited to present id, a pop-up exhibition by visual artist Bree Gilliam that explores her complex lived experiences as an artist and woman, navigating the expectations and assumptions connected to her identity as a Black woman in the United States. Through narrative-based self-portrait paintings, the exhibition challenges harmful stereotypes and societal […]
Buffalo Arts Studio is excited to present id, a pop-up exhibition by visual artist Bree Gilliam that explores her complex lived experiences as an artist and woman, navigating the expectations and assumptions connected to her identity as a Black woman in the United States. Through narrative-based self-portrait paintings, the exhibition challenges harmful stereotypes and societal […]
