Philadelphia is about to welcome a brand-new celebration of creativity, culture, and community. This Saturday, September 20, the inaugural ODUNDE Art Sho will debut at Loupe Studios (1330 N. 5th St) from 12:00pm to 6:00pm, offering a powerful showcase of African and African American artistry.
From the visionary team behind the legendary ODUNDE Festival, this event promises to be more than just an art show—it’s an immersive experience.
🎨 ODUNDE Art Sho: what to expect
Guests can expect live painting, interactive opportunites, and a thought-provoking panel discussion with the artists. Indeed, it will be an afternoon of inspiration and connection.
This exciting event also features an extraordinary lineup.
Worldsgraytest Art (Emmanuel Gray) brings bold, emotionally charged abstract pieces that mix drawing and painting techniques into a vibrant language of their own.
Pauline Okito Brown, a Philadelphia-based self-taught artist, will share her striking mixed-media works from large-scale paintings, to jewelry, and wearable art that have captivated audiences nationwide.
Philly native IvbenTaqiy (Taqiy Muhammed), whose career spans over three decades, brings a legacy of creativity that includes murals, portraits, and commissioned works for icons like Lauryn Hill, Jay-Z, Kevin Hart, and Vanessa Bryant’s Mamba brand.
From Cleveland, Donald Black. Jr. will showcase his poignant photography, crafted to challenge racist perceptions and highlights the beauty, freedom, and resilience of the Black community.
Additional artist will be announced soon ensuring the lineup only gets stronger.
🎨 Celebrate Black art & culture
The ODUNDE Art Sho is more than an exhibition. This event is a celebration of culture and vision, uniting established and emerging voices in one unforgettable space.
Whether you’re an art collector, a casual admirer, or simply looking for an inspiring way to spend your Saturday, this event is not to be missed.
Tickets are just $25 per person and can be purchased here.