Afatasi the Artist, The Three Wise Women: Samoan Ia Lava Lava fabric, Indigenous Polynesian Tapa cloth, African Fabric Panel, Patches

Afatasi The Artist, Afro Bloc Party: You're Invited!, Block Print on Canvas, 18"X 24", $1,000

Alexandra Rene, Emergence, (12"x12" Oil painting of the moment of crowning/Emergence in birth)

"The birth of our children changes us in so many ways…"

Alexandra Rene, Unique (9"x12" Oil painting of a unique pierced yoni/Vulva)

"Each Divino Portal is unique."

Alise Eastgate, Spirited, Digital painting, NFS

Ashara Ekundayo, "Subscribe Issue One," Collage Print, 2020, $250

Corinne Basabe, Madonna

Madonna is a painting that looks at the notion that it is believed that the mother of Christ was a teenage girl. Madonna is a depiction of her as a Black Teenager.

Corinne Basabe, Holy Women, Tempera and pencil 5x7in 2000 NFS

Holy Women is an image of 3 Devine women.

Corinne Basabe, Holy Woman
Holy Woman is a leader and a guide

Corinne Basabe, Elizabeth & Tiger is about reigning, it's about embodying one's power.

Corinne Basabe, Three Sisters

Three Sisters is about sisterhood. All black women are sisters

Joan Tarika Lewis, Dancers are West African as I. 2' x 4'-house paint, all pieces painted with exterior house paint on plywood.

Joan Tarika Lewis, Moon Dancer...Power of the Full Moon. 2' x 4' house paint

J LeShaé, Matthew 7:14, Mixed Media: Photography + Graphic Design on Metal, 24x24, $630

Daria Belle, Untitled, Linoleum print with markers
A representative of contrast between minority and majority in America.

Asantewaa Boykin, Poet, and Ghia Larkins, Photography

Kytana Winn, “ and in those eyes ...” Digital Collage, 2019

“as soon as I started up the masks protocol sequence, the universe murmurs were muted, and I no longer felt the warm embrace of their bodies. But through her eyes, they spoke “do not feel alone, remember you are also a we. Simply look at your reflection and in those eyes…”

Kytana Winn, “ and roots murmur…” Digital Collage, 2020

It would seem our time is running out Envoy and you must leave these corridors soon. But before you take this, let me ask you a simple question. Bathed in Blue, why do tree trunks hum deafeningly and roots murmur…”

Kytana Winn, “ and supposed she was...” Digital Collage, 2018

“her skin was every color that had yet to be named and a had a crown made of home. I couldn’t see her face, but I knew she could see me. “Who’s that and what is she creating,” I asked the familiar being next to me. They responded patiently “well she is whomever you name her to be, for she is creating a home just for you, a creation for her creation”. I had no response. So I sat there quietly and supposed she was ...”

Kytana Winn, “ and suddenly froze ...” Digital Collage, 2018

“I tuned out my mom’s rambles about her job as a kid. All I knew is that she got to leave the city once a week while I was stuck viewing the same boring stars at the observation deck. Sedentary, waiting to arrive at a home I have never known. But when I grew up and became my

Snowwhite Chinwendu Silas, Agbomma

Agbomma is beauty personified. The woman is a special being. Created for completeness. Our beauty lies on our essence.

Snowwhite Chinwendu Silas, Outburst

At times when the weight of life and the world is upon me and I yearn for change, I can't hold it but let it out and speak out. Shout out that change!

Snowwhite Chinwendu Silas, Bond so deep

The bond between the mother and the child. A bond so deep and mysterious. The mother recreates, nurtures and preserves. The woman is god indeed!

Ashleigh Alexandria, 5th Dimension, Polaroid Photography, 3.24 x 4.25, 2,000

Depicts the Black Woman as the human consciousness entering a new stage of awareness.

Ashleigh Alexandria, Wildflower, Film Photography, 2,000.

A futuristic foreseeing of the Black Woman.

Ashleigh Alexandria, Solo, Film Photography, 2,000

A Black Woman visual take on the "bad-ass" troupe mostly depicted by White women.

Stacy Mootoo, “I AM” , Paper Sculpture 24” x 32” $1500

The piece is created using glue and paper. The paper is cut, bent, scored and curled in order to achieve the desired outcome. The angle of the light source and shadows it casts, brings out the details of the piece.

KT InfiniteArt, When We Meet, Digital Art, 24 x 24 inches, price varies by print size.

KT InfiniteArt, The Bone Reader, Digital Art, 24 x 24 inches, price varies by print size

KT InfiniteArt, I've Got You, Digital Art, 24 x 24 inches, price varies by print size

KT InfiniteArt, Great Black Mother: I am the Darkness that Births the Light, Digital Art, 36 x 36 inches, price varies by print size

KT InfiniteArt, Divine Mother, Digital Art, 25 x 36 inches, price varies by print size

Nichole Washington, The Choice is Yours, Photo, gouache, and acrylic on canvas, 36x48 inches, $2350

Nichole Washington, Alter Ego, Photo, gouache, acrylic, and spray paint on canvas,40x60 inches, $3350

Nichole Washington, Illusion, Photo, gouache, acrylic, and spray paint on canvas, 48x48 inches, $3350

Nichole Washington, The Keepers, Photo, gouache, and acrylic on canvas, 30x40 inches $2250

Nichole Washington, Noble Sis, Inkjet print with hand-painted gouache detail, 17x22 inches, $1200

Laya Wig, Calafiana

Tatiana K., "Her Cathedral", mixed media on canvas, 30"×40", $900

Tatiana K., "As Above So Below" (set of 2), acrylic on canvas, 36"×36" each, $2000

Tatiana K., "As Above So Below" (set of 2), acrylic on canvas, 36"×36" each, $2000

Tatiana K., "Self Portrait in Pink, acrylic on canvas, 24"×24", $500

Kweli Kitwana, And, This One Worn Her Crown, [also, known as, "They Loved our Beads) (c) 2020, 10"x 7 1/2" mixed media on antique gold leaf book cover. hand beaded #artsale $250

Kweli Kitwana, And This One Could Fly, (c) 2020, mixed media 22"x 3" -#artsale $250