The Black Art Museum is on display through Saturday, April 3, in the Lillian Davis Hogan Galleries. The exhibit, hosted by Black Students and Allies, expresses the experiences of Black and African Americans through art.
According to Enitan Onayiga, president of the Black Students and Allies Club, each part of the exhibit shines a light on the explicit experiences of Black people through art. “This exhibit also shows the perspective of the unrepresented group of Black people navigating through campus,” Onayiga added. “There are certain parts of the exhibit that you can interact with the art, but remember that these are the real experiences of Black people.”
All are welcome to visit the educational art exhibit between 8 a.m. and 7 p.m. daily.