“afro.died, T.” by Rozeal. (American) - Acrylic, pen, ink, marker, and graphite on birch plywood panel / 2011 - National Gallery of Art (Washington, DC) #WomenInArt #Rozeal #art #artText #WomenArtists #BlackArt #AfricanAmericanArt #AfricanAmericanArtist #IonaRozealBrown #ContemporaryArt #WomanArtist

Hello again, Rozeal.

The theme for this year’s Black History Month is a celebration of Art and Black Artists. Attached is a painting by Rozeal, formerly known as Iona Rozeal Brown. Titled “afro.died,T.”, (pronounced Aphrodite) it is done in acrylic, pen, ink, marker, and graphite on a birch plywood panel. 2011.

Rozeal, "Sacrifice #2: It Has to Last" (after Yoshitoshi’s “Drowsy: the appearance of a harlot of the Meiji era”), 2007

enamel, acrylic and paper on panel 52 x 38 in. (132 x 96.5 cm)

Nice to meet everyone in this platform! I'm Rozeal Cecilia Zhao, a casual art appreciator who's keen on music, fanarts, alternative fashion, and just about whatever isn't mainstream in pop culture!

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When Paintings Speak Across Time

What happens when artists remix the past? See how four paintings speak to each other across centuries in Back and Forth: Rozeal., Titian, Cezanne.

Sky is trying his best to restrain them, and 0R4CL3 is using their powers of precognition to guide him to them. Rozeal is bleeding out in a back alley. Someone should help her.

I went this exhibit at the Schirn Kunsthalle of art inspired by hip-hop. It focused on the U.S., but also showed some of how the culture has spread and adapted around the globe. The exhibit provided a lot of good context to the work and to hip hop culture in general.

Rozeal, "afro.died, T." (2011)

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Portraiture by two Black women artists from the D.C. region are currently on view in the nation’s capital, both in dialogue with art’s historical canon. Tokyo-born, Maryland-based artist Tawny Chatmon and DC native Rozeal.

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