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⏳ The Countdown is On! Just 3 Days Until the WOW! Closing Event with Malcolm-Jamal Warner! ⏳

Tickets are going fast—don’t miss out on your chance to be part of this unforgettable evening celebrating the power of women and the arts. Secure your spot now for the WOW! Closing, happening Sunday, September 15th, and join us for a night filled with thought-provoking conversation, stunning art, and a community of change-makers. 🎨✨

🎟️ Get your tickets today at artintheatrium.org/wow and make sure you’re part of this special event, where we celebrate the role of art in transforming lives and communities.

A huge thanks to our incredible sponsors for making this event possible: , , , and ! 🙏🏽

Together, we can make a difference! ✨

So much fun with Candace Kelley, cohost of the Not All Hood (NAH) Podcast, to talk with Della Crews of NJ12 about our upcoming WOW! Exhibit A W.O.W.! Closing with Malcolm-Jamal Warner: Celebrating the Power of Women and the Arts. VIP is sold out and tickets are selling fast! Grab yours now and we’ll see you Sunday! artintheatrium.org

🌟 Your Ticket to WOW! Closing Event is More Than Just Entry—It’s an Investment in the Future of Black Artists and the Cultural Landscape! 🌟

Join us on Sunday, September 15th, for a transformative evening at the WOW! Closing Event, where we celebrate the incredible power of women and the arts. This fundraiser marks the end of our 32nd annual exhibit, WOW: Women's Outstanding Works, and promises to be an unforgettable night. Engage with Malcolm-Jamal Warner, Candace Kelley, and Weusi Baraka as they lead a thought-provoking conversation and discover the feminist and womanist themes in Nette Forné Thomas’s work and hear her inspiring story.

By attending, you’re not just enjoying an evening of insightful dialogue and artistic expression; you’re directly supporting the next generation of Black artists and helping to shape the cultural landscape.

Get your tickets today at the🔗 in our bio👆 and be part of a night filled with art, culture, and community. Together, we can make a difference and celebrate the powerful role of art in our lives. ✨

A special thanks to our event sponsors Museum , Mayo Performing Arts Center - MPAC, Morris County Tourism Bureau and Morris Arts.

Thank you for the highlight Morristown Green.

Malcolm-Jamal Warner to close ATA all-female exhibit, Sept. 15 at Bickford | Morristown Green ArtsFront Page News Malcolm-Jamal Warner to close ATA all-female exhibit, Sept. 15 at Bickford By Morristown Green Contributor - September 10, 2024 0   From Art in the Atrium Inc.: Malcolm-Jamal Warner Tapped to Celebrate the Legacy of Art in the Atrium and Close Out Their Signature All Female Exhi...

Art In The Atrium, Inc. is expanding, and your support of our WOW! Closing with Malcolm-Jamal Warner will help us continue to grow. There’s no better time to get involved. 🌍🎨

Get your tickets today at artintheatrium.org/wow and be part of a night filled with art, culture, and community. ✨

A special thanks to our event sponsors and .

"Art allows you to imbue the truth with a sort of magic... so it infiltrates the psyches of more people, including those who don’t believe the same things as you." —Wangechi Mutu

Through the power of art, we bridge differences, spark conversations, and inspire change. ✨

We'd love to hear about your experiences and see your photos from “W.O.W.: Women's Outstanding Works”!

Share your thoughts and memories on social media. Tag using the hashtag . Your posts might be featured on our official accounts!

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A WOW! Closing with Malcolm-Jamal Warner: Celebrating the Power of Women & the Arts is just 9 days away, and tickets are selling fast! 🎟️ Don’t wait until the last minute and miss out on an incredible evening featuring a powerful conversation All Hood podcast hosts Malcolm-Jamal Warner , Candace Kelley and Weusi Baraka, as they explore the powerful intersection of art and the experiences of Black women. This special event is one you won’t want to miss.

Get your tickets today at the🔗 in our bio👆 and be part of a night filled with art, culture, and community. ✨

sponsored by Morris Museum and Mayo Performing Arts Center - MPAC

From thought-provoking discussions to powerful art, here’s why our WOW! Closing with Malcolm-Jamal Warner will resonate with your soul and stay with you long after it’s over. 🎭💫

Let the tranquility of a forest, the rhythm of waves, or the intricate details of a flower guide your hand and spark incredible ideas. 🌸💡

Nature isn't just a backdrop; it's a muse that can transform your art into something truly remarkable. 🌿🎨 Embrace its beauty, and watch as your creations bloom with new life and inspiration! 🌟💫

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ATA + Malcolm-Jamal Warner = Not just another "art talk." Experience an event that merges art, the power of women, and Black excellence in a way that will leave you inspired. ✨

Supporting Black artists is more than a statement—it's a commitment. At our WOW! Closing, you’ll contribute directly to scholarships and programs that uplift the next generation of Black creatives. 🙌🏽

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Celebrating the legacy of Jacob Lawrence, a master storyteller who brought the Black experience to life through vibrant colors and powerful narratives. His works, like the Migration Series, continue to inspire and remind us of the resilience, strength, and beauty in our history.

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Discover why this event is a must-attend! From supporting Black art to engaging discussions with Malcolm-Jamal Warner, here are 7 reasons you can't miss our WOW! Closing on Sept 15th. 🎨✨

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So, next time you’re working on a project, pause and listen to your inner voice. Trust that it knows the way. Your unique perspective and authentic approach are what make your work stand out.

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Known for her dynamic use of color and geometric precision, Pusey's art resonates with a harmony that echoes both the urban landscape and the rhythms of nature. 🏙️🌿 Her pieces are a symphony of lines and shapes, weaving together narratives of resilience, identity, and the interconnectedness of all things.

Each stroke on her canvas is a testament to her mastery, inviting us to ponder, feel, and connect with the essence of her vision. 🎨✨ From the pulsating energy of city streets to the tranquil whispers of untamed wilderness, Pusey captures it all with a finesse that is uniquely hers.

As we immerse ourselves in her art, let us reflect on the power of creativity to illuminate truths and inspire change. 🌟✨ Whether you're a seasoned art enthusiast or a newcomer to her world, Pusey's work beckons us to explore, discover, and rediscover the beauty that surrounds us.

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At the heart of all captivating art lies a profound sense of gratitude, a deep appreciation for the beauty that surrounds us and the experiences that shape our lives. 🎨✨

Great art not only reflects this gratitude but also inspires it in others, inviting viewers to pause, reflect, and find beauty in the seemingly ordinary moments of life. 🖼️💖

So, let's embrace this spirit of gratitude and allow it to guide us as we journey through the vast landscape of art and creativity. 🌍🙏

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🎨✨ Painting has long been a powerful medium in Black fine art, offering vibrant color and texture to express deep cultural narratives and personal stories. In the W.O.W.: Women's Outstanding Works exhibit, artists like Julie Atkinson, Tasha Branham, Lizzie Brown, and Gasby Brown bring their unique visions to life. Their works celebrate identity, resilience, and the beauty of Black life. Come explore these captivating pieces and the stories they tell! 🎨 🎨❤️🖤💚

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🌟 The W.O.W. Exhibit is Still Open! 🌟
You have one month left to immerse yourself in W.O.W.: Women’s Outstanding Works—an extraordinary celebration of women's artistry and creativity. Visit us at the Atrium Gallery during our regular hours before September 20, 2024!

🗓 Exhibit Dates: May 17 – Sept 20, 2024
📍 Location: Atrium Gallery, 10 Court Street, Morristown, NJ

Bring a friend and make it a day of inspiration! Don't forget to share your experience with us using the hashtag .

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Born in 1899, Douglas emerged as a leading figure in the artistic movement that reshaped American culture in the 1920s and 30s. His art not only adorned the walls of Harlem's cultural hubs but also sparked conversations about race, heritage, and social justice. 🎨✊

As we admire Douglas's masterpieces today, let us reflect on the power of art to inspire change and unite communities. His legacy continues to inspire generations, reminding us of the importance of representation and creativity in shaping a more inclusive world. 🌍💫

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📸✨ "I picked up a camera because it was my choice of weapons against what I hated most about the universe: racism, intolerance, poverty. I could have just as easily picked up a knife or a gun, like many of my childhood friends did ... most of whom were murdered or put in prison ... but I chose not to go that way. I felt that I could somehow subdue these evils by doing something beautiful that people recognize me by, and thus make a whole different life for myself, which has proved to be so."
– Gordon Parks

On National Photography Day, we celebrate the power of photography to challenge and transform capturing profound narratives of identity, culture, and history.

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Explore the power of photography! At the W.O.W.: Women's Outstanding Works exhibit, photographers like Brittany Alston, Shabazz Ameerah, and Malak Ayyash capture profound narratives of identity, culture, and history. Their stunning works highlight the beauty and resilience of Black life. Join us to experience these compelling stories through the lens of our talented artists! 🎨❤️🖤💚

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Wednesday Wins 🎉

We're thrilled to celebrate the success of Ron EA Powell , an exhibiting artist at Art in the Atrium, who recently sold a commissioned piece highlighting the legacy of Adam Clayton Powell Jr.!

In this powerful painting, Powell masterfully captures the fervor and intensity of Adam Clayton Powell Jr.’s advocacy for civil rights and social justice. Set against a backdrop of monochromatic tones, the figure of Powell stands out in stark black-and-white, symbolizing the clarity of his mission and the weight of his words. The vibrant crowd of African Americans surrounding him, painted in muted colors, reflects the diverse experiences and struggles within the community. Symbolism of threes throughout the artwork represents Powell Jr.'s nearly three decades in office, emphasizing his lasting impact.

Congratulations, Ron, on this remarkable achievement!

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Celebrating Tina Allen's artistic legacy! 🎨👏

Renowned for her captivating sculptures, Tina Allen's work transcends mere artistry—it embodies a profound connection to history and humanity. With each creation, she infuses passion and vision, bringing life to the stories and struggles of the African American community. 🌟✨

Today, as we reflect on her enduring impact, we recognize her as a beacon of inspiration in the world of art and culture. 💖

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It's not enough for art to simply mirror what's taking place in society; it must aspire to inspire change, provoke thought, and elevate our collective awareness. 🌍🎨

Through powerful imagery and evocative expressions, art has the potential to ignite movements and drive progress. 🌟🖼️

Let’s celebrate and support artists who use their creativity as a catalyst for change, shaping a more conscious and just world. ✨🖌️

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🎨✨ Watercolor: A powerful medium in Black fine art, capturing cultural narratives and personal stories with its fluidity and vibrancy. In the W.O.W.: Women's Outstanding Works exhibit, artists like Polly Bristow, Angela Hartmann, Melissa Tolbert-Womack, Nettie Forné Thomas showcase stunning watercolor pieces that celebrate resilience, identity, and the beauty of everyday life. Explore the depth and emotion these artists bring to life through watercolor through September 20th at the Atrium Gallery Museum in Morristown, NJ.

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