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Black Love Blooms mid Street

, 2020

Brianna N Harlan

She/Her/Hers

Queens,

NY,

United States

https://www.briannaharlan.com/

Brianna Harlan is a multidisciplinary artist and organizer. She works conceptually in multiform, socially engaged art. Her work is driven by the need to confront how systems violently condition our relational identity, and how that influences quality of life, health, and habits. Brianna is a Kentucky Foundation for Women Fire Starter awardee. Her most recent residencies were at Oxbow School of Art and Artists’ Residency and Materia Abierta in Mexico City. Current projects include an AR Monument to Breonna Taylor and the #SayHerName Movement, made in collaboration with 4th Wall, 21c Museum Hotels, and Breonna’s family and an equity in arts initiative in Louisville, KY that was featured in ARTNews.

Genre
Built Environment, Conceptual, Installation, Public Art, Social Practice
Medium
Digital Media, Fiber / Textile, Mixed Media, Performance / Movement, Photography, Printmaking, Sculpture, XR - AR/VR/MR
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