Collaborations
TAG Art reaches out to the world with an appeal for awareness, empowerment and healing through art.
Collaborations
TAG Art reaches out to the world with an appeal for awareness, empowerment and healing through art.
Collaborations
TAG Art reaches out to the world with an appeal for awareness, empowerment and healing through art.
TAG ART makes us feel…!
TAG Art provides reprieve in the midst of struggle while documenting Black perspectives on the journey.
TAG Art reaches out to the world with an appeal for awareness, empowerment and healing. TAG partners with artist whose works create visualizations, and validation of BIPOC’s reality. Art makes us feel.
TAG Art is a statement of contemporary expressions that reach people’s core and lingers. TAG Artist’s depictions alert of structural inequalities while providing acceptance (many BIPOC don’t see themselves in gallery and museum exhibits or as patrons). TAG Artist are a celebration of honed authentic talents. TAG Art speaks of the world that can be while acknowledging the world that is. Renowned artists such as Keyon Harrold, fnnch, Basil Kincaid, Cbabi and Pacia Anderson are active contributors to TAG’s mission.
SPARK
The tragic death of George Floyd ignited a nationwide discussion and a more profound look at deep-seated, systemic racism in America.
Spark: A Systemic Racism Story, is a documentary by white allies that explores racism’s roots and remedies. The thirty-minute film takes a historical and present-day look at systemic racism, and it is a call to action to white people to become a Black community ally.
Spark serves as an aggregator of interviews and clips of prominent leaders and racial justice advocates providing historical context of policies and procedures that led to the oppression of the Black community. Spark also proposes practical solutions and remedies in public safety, policing, criminal justice, and society.
The documentary is presented in complete, abbreviated, and mini versions and can be viewed at www.Spark-Doc.com
COMMISSIONED CORPORATE ART
Art brings emotion from street level up to the corporate board room in its truest form.
Responsible businesses that value diversity and inclusion and seek a visual statement can lease and display commissioned TAG Art.
FEATURED ARTIST:
BASIL KINCAID
“Within my practice I promote empathy, curiosity, critical thought, and conversation. I observe how perception and prejudice impact one’s relationship to place, objects, people and their sense of belonging or displacement.”
Basil Kincaid is a Post-Disciplinary artist from St. Louis, Missouri who has exhibited work nationally and internationally. Kincaid’s work focuses primarily on legacy, intimacy, reclamation, healing, labor, quilting, and self harmony. Kincaid has recent and upcoming shows in Belgium at Stems Gallery curated by Pascaline Smets and in Rome with Galleria Anna Marra curated by Larry Ossei Mensah.
“MY GOAL IS TO CO-CREATE HEALING SITES THAT STIMULATE THE ANCESTRAL MEMORY OF LOVE AS FREEDOM WITHIN US, ACTIVATING SPACE TO PARTICIPATE IN SHARED LIBERATION ON LOCAL AND GLOBAL SCALES.”
What is musical activism?
For as long as we can remember African American musicians and music lovers exercised personal agency and asserted their identities