The past week has erupted with protests for justice and equality for the Black community. George Floyd’s murder was a catalyst for people all around the world to start standing up against police brutality. Our Acme family is willing to do whatever it takes to support our brothers and sisters in this fight.
#BlackLivesMatter is trending, but here is a way we can continue to support the Black community after the protests and media buzz ends, support Black artists! As a woman-owned business, we found some amazing black female artists who need more attention.
Tiffany Alfonseca is a Bronx born Dominican-American mixed media artist who makes works that celebrates the Black and Afro-Latino communities and culture.
Find more of her work on https://www.tiffanyalfonseca.com/ or @tiffanyalfonesca on Instagram
Liana Rae is a Boston-based artist and educator, whose work encompasses the beauty of flow, simplicity and the human form.
Find more of her work on https://bylianarae.com/ or @bylianarae on Instagram
Michelle Robinson’s artworks promise an elevated home experience. Her soulful, feminine works exemplify the Seattle-based artist’s interest in color and geometry.
Find more of her work on https://mrlifedecor.com/ or @mister_michelle on Instagram
Perryn Ryan is a Brooklyn based artist whose work is inspired by my life as a self care enthusiast, wellness advocate, and woman.
Find more of her work on https://www.perrynryan.com/ or @perrynryan on Instagram
Deun Ivory is a multifaceted black creative and servant leader shifting culture through mindful creativity and authenticity.
Find more of her work on http://deunivory.co/ or @deunivory
If you aren’t looking for new artwork for your home, there are tons of arts-focused organizations that are supporting the work and career development of black artists, culture workers, and thinkers. For more information, check out this link https://news.artnet.com/art-world/where-to-donate-black-lives-matter-1879701 .
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