through the power, value and love of all people
June 29 - July 25, 2020
“What is needed is a realization that power without love is reckless and abusive, and love without power is sentimental and anemic. Power at its best is love implementing the demands of justice, and justice at its best is power correcting everything that stands against love.” —Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr., 1967
If ever there was a moment where our words seem illogical, insufficient, and unworthy—if ever there was a moment where our actions counted—that moment is now. We know that we cannot bring back the countless lives of black women, men and transgender people who have suffered from police violence, and whose deaths by law enforcement, or other violent and hateful means, have not received justice, and who most certainly did not deserve to die. As we, as a greater public, awaken and acknowledge the systemic racism that is the foundation of our nation, we have a choice to make, to take action or be complicit to these atrocities. We must demand accountability in all levels of government, in our communities, and of ourselves.
We are emboldened by the efforts of these Black-led organizations advocating for crucial and fundamental change and want to support these endeavors. We at CULT are committed to supporting and contributing to organizations that fight for justice, safety, equal rights, respect and resources for people of color. We demand economic, racial and social justice, and call for full eradication of police terror.
100% of sales from this exhibition will benefit the following organizations: Campaign Zero, The Alliance of Californians for Community Empowerment, Anti Police-Terror Project, National Bail Out, Black Mama’s Matter, Black Trans Advocacy Coalition, Black Voters Matter Fund, Color of Change
Works by: Miya Ando, Drew Bennett, Fritz Chesnut, Mary Conrad, Dan Davis, Heather Day, Francesco Igory Deiana, Chris Duncan, Alexander Kori Girard, Rebekah Goldstein, Nicki Green, Dana Harel, Jamil Hellu, Trulee Hall, Sarah Hotchkiss, Koak, Natalie Krick, Amy Lincoln, Terri Loewenthal, Nion McEvoy Jr., Masako Miki, John Paul Morabito, Amy Nathan, Peter St. Lawrence, James Sterling Pitt, Jenny Sharaf, Leslie Shows, Allison Smith, Dean Smith, David Wilson, Lena Wolff, Henna Vainio, Ido Yoshimoto, Amber Jean Young, Ruxue Zhang
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“A society must assume that it is stable, but the artist must know, and he must let us know, that there is nothing stable under heaven.”
James Baldwin, 1962
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Works Available
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Leigh WellsUntitled (LW190402), 2019Collage and mixed media on vintage book cover
8.5 x 5.5 inches$ 450.00 -
Trulee HallPedestal Pose, 2020ink and collage on paper14 x 11 inches$ 800.00
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Mary ConradPeel Soil, 2020Oil on Canvas23 x 18 inches$ 4,200.00
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Allison SmithNeedlework series, Untitled (03) Swedish Prisoner's Hood, 2009Archival inkjet print on exhibition fiber paper
20 x 16 inches$ 1,200.00 -
Dana HarelWhen They Were Kings 6, 2015mixed media on paper17 x 11 in$ 1,700.00
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KoakDrift, 2019Original Lithograph19.5 x 16 inches$ 1,200.00
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Leslie Showsuntitled, 2010Monotype on digital print and collage17 x 14.5 inches$ 700.00
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Dean Smithuntitled [dsl_47], 2019graphite on found vintage paper11 x 8.5 inches$ 1,200.00
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Jamil Hellu#BlackLivesMatter, 2017Digital Pigment Print on Archival Paper24 x 16 inches$ 1,500.00
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Drew BennettCreek Portal, 2019Mixed Media on Wood34 x 28 inches
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Fritz ChesnutPeriod Rush, 2020Acrylic on Paper24 x 18 inches$ 1,750.00
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Dan DavisReading Light, 2020Oil and Spray-paint on Canvas30 x 24 inches$ 2,000.00
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Heather DayFull Stop 20, 2020Mixed Media on Paper9 x 6 inches
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Francesco Igory DeianaUntitled, 2020Graphite on art board19 5/8 x 16 inches$ 1,700.00
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Chris DuncanGhost Pattern (Yellow on Black) 6 month Exposure, 2019Sun, time, thread, paint on fabric
24.5 x 20.5 inches$ 5,000.00 -
Kori GirardMovement For Change, 2020Watercolor on Paper10 x 7 inches$ 1,500.00
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Rebekah GoldsteinWaiting for the Other Shoe to Drop, 2019oil and acrylic on canvas48 x 36 inches$ 10,000.00
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Peter St. LawrenceSegmented Form #1, 2018Ceramic21 x 9 x 5 inches$ 3,500.00
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Nion McEvoy Jr.(De/A)scent, 2017Ink on Paper24 x 18 inches
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Natalie KrickLadies Night, 2016Glossy Digital C Print20 x 16 inches$ 1,600.00
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Sarah HotchkissWhole Inventory for Future Earth Survival, 2016Screen print and relief print on paper24 x 18 inches
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Amy LincolnVolcano Study, 2016Acrylic on panel8 x 10 inches
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John Paul MorabitoFrottage 22, 2015Cotton and Wool56 x 41 inches$ 3,000.00
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Amy NathanRotate with us, and wobble, and orbit, 2020Ink, watercolor and gouache on paper22.5 x 18 inches$ 2,200.00
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James Sterling PittUntitled, 2017Acrylic on Wood6 1/2 x 6 1/2 x 2 inches$ 5,500.00
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James Sterling PittUntitled, 2017Acrylic on wood5 1/4” x 6” x 2”$ 5,500.00
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Jenny SharafUntitled, 2019Paint on Fabric40 x 30 inches$ 7,000.00
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Henna Vainio4.18.20, 2020Fused Glass10 x 12 1/2 inches$ 1,800.00
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Lena WolffLittle Galaxy, 2018collage with hand cut and painted papers
9 x 6 inches$ 1,150.00 -
Ido YoshimotoTwo In Elm, 2016Woodblock print with sumi on okawara paper, unique edition12.25 x 10.25 inches
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Amber Jean YoungBaby Marshmallow Flowers, 2020Acrylic on Canvas14 x 11 inches
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Ruxue ZhangAll Language Is A Poor Translation, 2019Oil on canvas20 x 20 inches$ 2,000.00
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Miya AndoMarch 24 2020 Day 8 Lockdown ( 40.760131, -73.980127), 2020indigo, micronized pure silver, Kozo paper9 x 10.5 inches
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Nicki GreenPansy Brick, 2015Glaze on found brick4 x 8 x 3 inches
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Masako Miki, Kuchisaki Onna (mouth tear woman), 2018
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Masako MikiNopperabo (faceless ghost), 2018Wool, Brass pin5 1/2 x 2 x 1 1/4 in
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David WilsonWildcat Valley, 2016Ink on folded paper sequence5.5 x 17 inches$ 1,500.00
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Terri LoewenthalCreature Comfort 07 (Jug Handle Beach), 2020Fuji Instant Color Film FP-100C4 x 5 inches$ 2,500.00
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Cate WhiteSafe Space , 2018Acrylic, Latex on Canvas12 x 36 inches$ 1,000.00
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Black Voters Matter
Our goal is to increase power in our communities.
Effective voting allows a community to determine its own destiny.
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Campaign Zero
We can live in a world where the police don't kill people
by limiting police interventions, improving community interactions, and ensuring accountability. -
The Alliance of Californians for Community Empowerment
is a multi-racial, democratic, non-profit community organization that builds power to fight and stand for economic, racial and social justice. We take seriously our commitment to ground-up organizing to build a strong people’s movement that can create transformative community change.
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Anti Police-Terror Project
The Anti Police-Terror Project is a Black-led, multi-racial, intergenerational coalition that seeks to build a replicable and sustainable model to eradicate police terror in communities of color. We support families surviving police terror in their fight for justice, documenting police abuses and connecting impacted families and community members with resources, legal referrals, and opportunities for healing. APTP began as a project of the ONYX Organizing Committee.
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National Bail Out
National Bail Out is a Black-led and Black-centered collective of abolitionist organizers, lawyers and activists building a community-based movement to support our folks and end systems of pretrial detention and ultimately mass incarceration. We are people who have been impacted by cages — either by being in them ourselves or witnessing our families and loved ones be encaged. We are queer, trans, young, elder, and immigrant.
Learn more at www.nationalbailout.org.
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Black Mamas Matter
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BLACK TRANS ADVOCACY COALITION
Improve the black trans human experience by overcoming violence and injustice in the world
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Color of Change
Color Of Change is an evolving, dynamic culture with a fire for increasing impact. Our work is as strong as our people are innovative and persistent—a fresh, talented team spread across Oakland, New York, Hollywood and Washington, D.C. We grow our talent through staff development, as well as new hires and partnerships. We care about talent because increasing talent increases impact: winning more campaigns, taking on new issues, strengthening our public voice, and finding news ways to build greater power for Black people in all the places we need it.