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The artist Azania Tripp has a solo exhibition at the

African American Museum and Gallery in Feb 6th-May 30th, 2023

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Material: magazine (Fishing, Allure, O magazine, Garden, National Geographic, OUT, attitude), Poem by Ashley Richardson text included, fire glass
Year: 2022
Description: This piece was created for Blood of the Pavement 2022. A poem was written by Ashley Richardson.

Artist Statement: The stripes of red and black paper represent the props used at a anti-abortion rally of lynched babies hinge by red string. The red and black form a phoenix's tail and wing. Two black queer body people glide on the feathers of the mystic bird. They are supported by lionesses. A community organized by mothers. They are protected and feeding these bodies as forces try to abort these lives.

Material: magazine (Fishing, Allure, O magazine, Garden, Red envelope/New Year Envelope, Food, printer paper), Poem by Ashley Richardson text included, fire glass, acrylic paint, duck tape.
Year: 2022
Description: This piece was created for Blood of the Pavement 2022. A poem was written by Ashley Richardson. Gwendolyn Brooks is illuminated on the pavement with fruits, flowers, and nourishment. Above her, is an open box that contains breath, the breath of murdered lives, with a heart with bullet holes behind. At the bottom of the piece in the snake of knowledge from the bible, a roasted police pig.

Title: Marsha P. Johnson Portrait
Material: Paper (vogue, food network), photograph by Arlene Gottfried labeled Marsha P., Johnson Circa 1979, google maps
Dimension: 20"/20"
Year| 2022
Arist| Azania Tripp/ Obsidian Pause| Wearable Paper Art

Material: magazine paper, acrylic paint
Year: 2019
Description:
Here is affection, here is love, here is AAPI (Asian American Pacific Islander) in a space where we are safe and are abundant like the growing fungi that protect the planet earth.

Material: Magazine ( allure, O magazine, 17, Garden, Patenting, printer paper), glass, envelope
Year: 2022
Size: 24x20
Art Statement: Have you seen the popular tiktok/Instagram videos of BIPOC people doing daily tasks while taking photos/videos and they notice a white person is watching them ‘Never alone”. This is the eye that watches my family, friends, and you.
The eye of white body supremacy culture gazes at us all. The silver stand that supports the eye and head are the bars of exploitative financial wealth.

*Included in ‘Blood on The Pavement’ exhibition

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