Carnaval: Celebrations of the African Diaspora Art Exhibition at Pepco Edison Place Gallery

Carnaval: Celebrations of the African Diaspora art exhibition is presented by Black Artists of DC and Art Impact USA. Curators, Carolyn Goodridge and Carol Dyson have selected over 90 pieces of original art to be exhibited. Pepco Edison Place Gallery has worked with the group for the last three years and they continue to support the arts in the Washington DC area. This year’s artists includes honorees David C. Drickell, E.J. Montgomery, Delilah W. Pierce and Alex Belinfante. 80 other exhibiting artists include John Anderson
Harolyn Andrews
Aliana Grace Bailey
Cedric Baker
Krishna Banwaree, Jr.
Lois Moore Blackwell
Anne Bouie
Daniel T. Brooking
Gwendolyn Aqui-Brooks
James Brown, Jr.
Clement Bryant
Elizabeth Caesar
Roslyn Cambridge
Eric Celarier
Gail Shaw-Clemons
G. Nigel Crawford
Sabrina Dames
Clifford Darrett
Lois DeCastro
Darnell Jordan Dukes
Jay Durrah
Mike Easton
Brinille Eliane Ellis
Howard Etwaroo
Bruce Fagin
Aisha Faison
Laura Farrell
Gerald Fauntroy
Howard Fleming
James Flowers
Annette Fortt
Rik Freeman
Jonathan French
Lamerol A. Gatewood
Niomi Gibson
Jenne Glover
Carl Hall
Al Harden
David Harris
Kevin Harris
Antionette Simmons Hodges
Warren Jackson
William Jones
Cheery Stewart-Josephs
Gloria C. Kirk
Stacey Lane
Malik M. Lloyd
Larry Lyles
Greta Chapin McGill
Desi Meade
Ida Mitchell
Jamel Mohamed
Marily Mojica
Karim Mowatt
Magruder Murray
Leslie Nesbitt
Chinedu Felix Osuchukwu
Jacqueline Pope (HM)
James Prochnik
Carmen Torruella-Quander
Rayhart
Meroe Rei
Zenobia Rickford
Sharon Robinson
Edith Sanabria
Fenton Sands
Edward Savwoir
Craig Screven
Janathel Shaw
Russell Simmons
Nanno Smith
Wanda L. Spence
Keith Subani
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Lawrence Terry
Julee Dickerson-Thompson
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Winifred Wallace
Will Watson
J. Bertram White
E.L. Whitley
Jona Wigfall
Ann Marie Williams
Noah Williams
Curtis Woody
Lis Zadravec

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