Carter Wynne, an artist and curator from Washington, D.C., delves into her rich family history of activism that shapes her art focused on social justice. She shares her journey as a self-taught painter, harnessing emotions and personal experiences to fuel her creativity. Wynne discusses the importance of narrative ownership in art, the balance of her roles as an artist and advocate, and how genuine connections enrich her work. With a nostalgic lens, she reflects on her childhood and community ties, all while emphasizing resistance against societal pressures.
