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This is your invitation to journey inward and reclaim identity, strength, and purpose.
About the Artist, Ohso Fabone
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About the Artist, Ohso Fabone
My name is Ohso. I'm a self-taught, mixed media artist, born & raised in New Orleans, LA! I started creating detailed drawings at the age of three. Today my works are imaginative 3-D portraits of Women of Color often featuring Afrocentric hairstyles, Scandinavian influences, floral motifs, Japanese aesthetics, and Adinkra symbols, highlighting the connections between hair, identity, and spirituality.
Mastering Mixed Media
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About the Artist, Ohso Fabone
I have no formal training in color harmonies or theory, but I prefer a distinctly strong, yet vibrant palette and the way I approach color choice is intuitive. For 40+ years, my go-to mediums are acrylic, ink, and celluclay / sculptamold interchangeably but I often incorporate wax print textiles, fabric paint, paste, gels & glass beads.
Own a Piece of a Larger Story!
Own a Piece of a Larger Story!
Own a Piece of a Larger Story!
My work is more than visual storytelling— Through my art, I reclaim ancestral narratives, celebrate the resilience of the African diaspora, and offer collectors a visual journey of identity, and transformation. Through my mastery of color, texture, and symbolism, I honor the resilience of history while offering a vision of freedom, healing, remembrance, a legacy of self-discovery & strength.
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A Moment In Time Group Showcase NOW OPEN
The Imperial Calcasieu Museum, in collaboration with the Black Heritage Gallery, is proud to present "A Moment in Time" — an exhibit that honors the powerful stories and creative journeys of artists of color.
Mark your calendars today! The opening reception will be held next Thursday the 31st, from 5:30 to 7:30 PM in the Annex gallery of the Imperial Calcasieu Museum at 204 West Sallier Street.
Through vibrant works of art, this exhibit delves into themes of cultural pride, emotional reflection, and the rich tapestry of experiences that define diverse artistic identities.
Don’t miss out!