Canvas of Experiences. Digital art created on canvas. October 26, 2024. Afrika Abney I am a dedicated and passionate professional. In the 1990s up until 1996, I was a teenager. I chose brown ochre to represent the color of my skin. White and black to represent the racism and discrimination that I began to experience in the 1990s and continued beyond the 1990s. There is darkness within the experiences of racism and discrimination. However, the contrasting colors represent the persistence of overcoming the hardships of experiencing racism and discrimination. Selected 1992 - 1993 Experiences: Congressional Art Competition. 1992 - 1993 ART CURATOR. New Harlem Gallery, New York City. 1992 - 1993. Installed art for some of the exhibitions held at the New Harlem Gallery. Past 1995 - 1998 Workshops: KUUMBA ARTS AND CRAFTS PROGRAM. D.C. Department of Recreation (Emery Recreation Center, Parkview Recreation Center, Hamilton Recreation Center and Upshur Recreation Center) from 1997 - 1998 an
Quote found on the Internet I am a dedicated consultant who believes in the power of truly effective communication. I understand that listening with intent is the key to building meaningful connections and driving productive conversations. Selected Expertise & Skills: Active Listening: I have a strong ability to actively listen and empathize with others, allowing me to truly understand their needs and perspectives. Effective Communication: I excel in fostering open, honest, and transparent communication in all interactions. Empathy: I have a high level of empathy, enabling me to connect with clients and colleagues on a deeper level. Past Listing (partial listing) New Harlem Gallery Wisteria ArtSpace Emma Mae Gallery Phillips Collection The Corcoran Gallery of Art Anacostia Art Gallery and Boutique Higher Achievement Young Playwrights' Theatre (YPT) Edlavitch Jewish Community Center of Washington, DC DC International School - DCI Mundo Verde Public Charter School