Visuals by Bri

A BWP color-themed photo walk, featuring 💙🦋BLUE 🚙🩵

It’s AOTAD season again & I’m showcasing my photo, Maison des Esclaves, that I created while visiting Goreé Island last year. It’s hard to believe this is my 8th year as a participating artist for 29th Annual Art of the African Diaspora exhibition, and I’m reminded that the community and creativity I experience every year is the best reward!

Now through March 14, you can visit the gallery for FREE to view and patronize all of the 150+ talented Black artists across the Bay Area participating in the exhibit. It’s the perfect stop on your itinerary for Super Bowl LX, Black History Month, or Women’s History Month!

Medium: Framed photo print
Size: 16” x 24”
Price: $725

Visit the Richmond Art Center at 2540 Barrett Avenue, Richmond, CA 94804

Gallery Hours: Wednesday-Saturday, 10am-4pm

Happy 10th Anniversary to our friends 🎉

In celebration of our journey with them this past Spring, make sure you lock into our recent deal.

If you sign up for .oshay’s Patreon today, you’ll receive the full, 9-minute Accra & Cape Coast vlog, along with one of these beautiful images in a 5”x7” print of your choice.

Tap the 🔗 in our bios to experience the Gold Coast from our point of view 🇬🇭

Senegal 🇸🇳 • March 2025

Feels like just yesterday we were sailing Lake Retba (Pink Lake), visiting the Bandia wildlife reserve, enjoying lunch on the water in Somone, and touring the hallowed grounds on Gorée Island.

A blend of digital and film imagery by Bri 📸🎞️
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And so begins my seventh year as a participating artist in the 28th Annual Art of the African Diaspora exhibition at the Richmond Art Center!

My featured photograph 🌹Rose in (Palm) Bloom 🌹 was captured in Antigua, Guatemala, while roaming the grounds of Caoba Farms on the outskirts of town. The land from which it grew (approximately three acres) was formerly used to grow coffee and roses. This image portrays those roses that still continue to bloom. Whether from dirt, through the cracks of concrete, or in between the palm fronds, roses continue to offer their timeless symbolism with anyone that encounters them.

You can visit the Richmond Art Center now until March 22 to view this and all the artwork in person.

Gallery Hours: Wednesday-Saturday, 10am-4pm
Address: 2540 Barrett Avenue, Richmond, CA 94804
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Even more, you can visit my satellite exhibit at RBA Creative for Second Saturdays on Feb 8 & Mar 8 from 12-5pm. Celebrate Black art in the Bay Area & meet me there!

Join me this Saturday at RBA Creative 🎁

East Bay Open Studios is this weekend Dec 7 and 8! It’s time to support your local artists and get those Holiday gifts. 🎁 We will be open 12 to 5 the whole weekend! RBA member .by.bri will be hosting!