Join Cityside Spiritual Community and \;Fulton Street Collective \;for an inspiring evening of creativity and community! Start the night enjoying the Cityside Art Wall opening with the work of Fulton Street Collective artist\, \;Bria Bridges\, \;Subconshis Art\, featuring Homme et Femme\, exploring cultural identities in the masculine and feminine.
\n\nHer paintings portrays the Black experience through a surrealist lens\, blending early 20th-century art movements with modern influences like abstract and neo-expressionism.
\n\nAfter the opening\, stay to explore &ldquo\;Art As Spiritual Practice\,&rdquo\; a hands-on creative workshop facilitated by Linda Jackson from Cityside. We&rsquo\;ll unwind and explore our creative sides through meditation and painting or drawing. No experience is needed&mdash\;just bring a beginner&rsquo\;s mind and your imagination! Art supplies and prompts are provided\, and you&rsquo\;ll leave with your own take-away piece of art. \; \;
\n\nExplore creativity while connecting to yourself and others in this reflective experience. \;
\nBorn with Jamaican roots in Fort Lauderdale\, Florida\, Bria Bridges is a Chicago-based multimedia artist specializing in painting\, video editing\, graphic design\, and photography.
\n\nHer paintings portrays the Black experience through a surrealist lens\, blending early 20th-century art movements with modern influences like abstract and neo-expressionism. \;
\n\nBy bending reality\, Bria creates a bright\, fantasized version of the world where ethnic features are celebrated. \;
\n\nHer use of vibrant colors and exaggerated forms offers a playful energy while inviting introspection.
\n\nHer artist name\, Subconshis\, reflects her process of creating on auto-pilot\, bringing hidden thoughts to light.
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