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1427 Broadway,
Oakland, CA 94612
(510) 473-5919
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Betti Ono Gallery Continues Commitment to Emerging Artists with Kierra Johnson’s Signify” SIGNIFY, a deeply personal and reflective series of portraits by photographer Kierra Johnson, is the latest exhibition opening at Oakland’s Betti Ono Gallery (1427 Broadway, Oakland). Inspired by cinematic works such as Eve’s Bayou and Soul Food and the lived experience of working class Black people, the portraits in SIGNIFY take visitors on a journey through the American South to California while exploring the body’s ability to hold on to culture. Opening night | May 4, 7-10PM FREE ALL AGES

Join us for the Closing Reception. Co-curated by Adrian O. Walker and Danielle McCoy, this group show pays homage to all who are Black women-identified. #firstfriday #blackwomenoverbreathing

Remembering her words and our time with Erica Garner, may she rest in power. Sending our love and condolences to the family. #Blacklivesmatter

Our deepest condolences to the family of DJ Pam The Funkstress. May she rest in power.

Last night's Artist Talk + Q&A filled the gallery with smiles, laughter and creative insight on Place and Process. Thanks for attending the Black Women Over Breathing Artist Talks.

Save the date for the Final Art Talk Jan. 3, Black Women Over Breathing x Betti Ono Anniversary” show Oct. 6 - January 5th.
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Betti Ono Gallery Continues Commitment to Emerging Artists with Kierra Johnson’s Signify” SIGNIFY, a deeply personal and reflective series of portraits by photographer Kierra Johnson, is the latest exhibition opening at Oakland’s Betti Ono Gallery (1427 Broadway, Oakland). Inspired by cinematic works such as Eve’s Bayou and Soul Food and the lived experience of working class Black people, the portraits in SIGNIFY take visitors on a journey through the American South to California while exploring the body’s ability to hold on to culture. Opening night | May 4, 7-10PM FREE ALL AGES

Join us for the Closing Reception. Co-curated by Adrian O. Walker and Danielle McCoy, this group show pays homage to all who are Black women-identified. #firstfriday #blackwomenoverbreathing

Remembering her words and our time with Erica Garner, may she rest in power. Sending our love and condolences to the family. #Blacklivesmatter

Our deepest condolences to the family of DJ Pam The Funkstress. May she rest in power.

Last night's Artist Talk + Q&A filled the gallery with smiles, laughter and creative insight on Place and Process. Thanks for attending the Black Women Over Breathing Artist Talks.

Save the date for the Final Art Talk Jan. 3, Black Women Over Breathing x Betti Ono Anniversary” show Oct. 6 - January 5th.

Save the date for the third Art Talk Dec. 20 Black Women Over Breathing x Betti Ono Anniversary” show Oct. 6 - January 5th.

Last night's Artist Talk + Q&A filled the gallery with smiles, laughter and creative insight on text/ture. Thanks for attending the Black Women Over Breathing Artist Talks, see you next week! [📸: @aoctaviusw ]

Save the date for our series of art talks on Dec. 15. Black Women Over Breathing x Betti Ono Anniversary” show Oct. 6 - January 5th.

Thanks to all who attended the Black Women Over Breathing Artist Talks; where the panel discussed "Emerging Professional: How artists pursue their practice" [Photo: @babywasu ]

Save the date for the first of our curator talks on Dec. 8. Black Women Over Breathing x Betti Ono Anniversary” show Oct. 6 - January 5th.

Danielle McCoy is an artist, educator, writer, and one half of WORK/PLAY. McCoy is a self-taught conceptual artist that intertwines printmaking techniques with sewing, quilt-making and hand-dyed textiles into her interdisciplinary art practice. By aiming to promote strength, self-care and togetherness among women of color, her work explores gender and identity by addressing issues rooted in race and inequality in America. Through small run publications, installation pieces, site-specific works and programming, her practice serves to build safe spaces of belonging by incorporating spirituality and intentionality into her work. Drawing inspiration from Tibetan prayer flags, her installation SayHerName pulls 14 names of black women whose lives were stolen at the hands of the police. Her work is on view at Black Women Over Breathing Exhibition Open October 6, 2017 - January 5, 2018
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