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Created in 1992, ATB Fine Art Group Inc. is an established art-based consulting firm that creates, sells, promotes and educates art of different disciplines nationally. This includes visual, performing and literary arts. They have created art events and exhibitions throughout South Florida and NYC since 2004.
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Monday, November 23, 2020
Artists in Karibu: a Celebration of Black Artists in Palm Beach County
We are excited to announce the participating artists in Karibu Celebration of Black Artists in Palm Beach County in 2021 in partnership with the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County.
Performers by Jamaal Clark
Andrew Hollimon
Anthony Burks
Brian Wood
Caron Bowman
Cynthia Simmons,
Dariel Donovan
Eminent By Buera
Gillian Kennedy Wright
Jahnoi Smith
Jamaal Clark
Kianga Jinaki
Lawrence Jean-Louis
Lee Glaze
Lupe Lawrence
Michelle Drummond
Raquel Williams
Ron Lawrence,
Sadesosublime
Scott Jeffries
Shani Simpson
Shawn Henderson
Shica Hardy
Tracy Guiteau
Turgo Bastien
Sunday, October 18, 2020
Monday, October 12, 2020
PRESS RELEASE: Cultural Council Partners with ATB Fine Art Group, Inc. to Showcase Palm Beach County Black Artists this Season
By: Hannah Deadman-Arnst
The Cultural Council for Palm Beach County will soon open its latest exhibition, “How Do We Move Forward?” presented and curated by Anthony Burks, Sr. and Trina Slade-Burks of ATB Fine Art Group, Inc. The show will run from Oct. 16 through Dec. 12 in a hybrid model of virtual and in-person opportunities.
In response to the recent series of events that spurred local, national and global response, a group of Palm Beach County artists have stepped up to engage the community through art. Serving as both communicators and problem-solvers, 10 visual and spoken word artists will provide content regarding four centuries of turmoil and social and civil injustice. Since the revolution has already been televised, these artists will contribute to continuing conversations and help build solutions through art.
“How Do We Move Forward?” will feature the following artists:
Spoken Word Artists:
Dorian Frith
Jashua Sa-Ra
Jenn La Reine
Kim Nyesha Smith
Nick Murray
Visual Artists:
Dariel Donovan
Anthony Burks, Sr.
Tracy Guiteau
Kianga Jinaki
Turgo Bastien
“The Cultural Council is focused on issues of equity and inclusion in the arts and cultural sector. We are seeking opportunities to spotlight artists of color throughout Palm Beach County,” said Dave Lawrence, the Council’s president & CEO. “We commissioned Anthony Burks, Sr. and Trina Slade-Burks to create and curate two exhibitions this year to reach new audiences, foster important conversations and build new relationships in our community — especially during this time in our nation’s history.”
In celebration of “How Do We Move Forward?”, the Council will host a free virtual preview event onits website and YouTube page on Friday, Oct. 16 at 7 p.m., featuring Smooth Bounce Entertainment and Jashua Sa-Ra as M.C.
In January, the Cultural Council will once again partner with the Burks in a Harlem Renaissance-style exhibition called “Karibu: A Celebration of Black Artists in Palm Beach County.” Presented by the Council and curated by ATB Fine Art Group, Karibu means “Welcome, come in” in Swahili and will feature work in various media.
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Name: “How Do We Move Forward?”
Exhibition dates: Friday Oct. 16 through Saturday, Dec. 12
To view: Works can be viewed on the Council’s website and social media channels. Members of the Cultural Council can visit the exhibition in person by registering for member preview days, which run Oct. 22 to Nov. 13 (Thursdays and Fridays from noon to 5 p.m.). The general public can visit the exhibition in person starting on Nov. 17.
For more information about “How Do We Move Forward,” to register for the virtual preview, or to learn more about other exhibitions, please visit palmbeachculture.com/exhibitions.
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Saturday, July 25, 2020
Call for Artists: Karibu, A Celebration of Black Artists in Palm Beach County
ATB Fine Art Group Inc. (ATB) in partnership with the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County (the Council) is hosting a Harlem Renaissance-style art exhibition displaying visual art created by Black artists from Palm Beach County entitled Karibu starting in January 2021.
The exhibition title Karibu, in Swahili, means, “Welcome, Come in” and is a celebratory concept of the Black culture of welcoming all to embrace the journey and learn through the eyes and the words of the artists.
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