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ALPHA OMEGA ARTS
By Gregory & Ernest Disney-Britton
Shamira Wilson's "How Does Your Garden Grow?" (2019)
Shamira Wilson's work is rooted in storytelling. She is an emerging visual artist, and was featured at the 23rd annual Art & Soul celebration in Indianapolis. She is also a recent graduate of the Herron School of Art. Wilson works in a variety of media, including furniture, sculptural work, paintings, and prints. During this week’s Artist Talk, she explained that much of her work is related to maternal imagery, and specifically “African American maternal imagery.” That makes Shamira Wilson's "How Does Your Garden Grow?" our collector's tip of the week.

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Postcard for Shamira's exhibit as part of Art & Soul at Artsgarden
"I Will Carry You" by Shamira Wilson. NUVO Magazine
The mural at our location on 56th and Georgetown is a metaphor for the energy of movement inspired by the social fabric, textile technique and the multi-cultural diversity of the community surrounding the area. Created by Shamira Wilson Young
Shamira Wilson gives talk to the audience of Art & Soul during the kick-off on Sat. Feb. 2, 2019. Courtesy of IndyStar
"Drink" (2016) by Shamira Wilson. Image courtesy of PATTERN magazine
Add All four emerging artists featured at the 2019 Art & Soul celebration: Alison Victoria (Music), Shamira Wilson (Visual), Joshua Allen (Music), and Lalah Thompson (Dance)
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