Reclaiming Representation: The Art of Black Women

This chapter explores the representation of black women in art, emphasizing how their work challenges conventional beauty standards and societal narratives. It delves into the emotional significance of showcasing personal artworks, particularly intimate photographs of family, within esteemed spaces and the resulting familial connections. Additionally, it highlights the artist's reflections on resourcefulness in their creative process and the historical context of depicting black identity in a dignified and celebratory light.