JOHNSON FEATURED IN EXHIBITS IN NEW YORK & GEORGIA
Art Instructor Ann Johnson is kicking off the fall art season where she left off
this summer. Johnson’s work is currently being featured in two exhibitions this
fall in Brooklyn, NY, and Macon, Georgia.
As a member of the National Alliance of Artists from Historically Black Colleges
and Universities, Johnson is showing in the exhibition Afrofuturism Rising: Black
Art Across The Spectrum at the Tubman Museum of African American Art in
Macon, GA. Johnson submitted a work from her Nesting series that explores the
effects of technology and digital isolation. Johnson was also invited to be in the
exhibition Power. Protest. And Resistance at the Skylight Gallery in Brooklyn, NY.
Johnson’s works titled: It just keeps happening, and The Hunted, examine the
violent and tragic loss of life in the Black community. As Johnson continues to
make waves in the art community, she continues to push the boundaries of
experimental printmaking.
Images: (Top) It just keeps happening, transfer print on sunglasses, 2015. Bottom: The Hunted, transfer print on mirror, reflective print, found objects, 2015
Images: Nesting Joel, 2013. Mixed Media: intaglio on feather, found objects