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Heavy Clouds Heavy Clouds A Solo Exhibition from C Flux Sing Dec 14, 2019 - Jan 18, 2020 CURATOR Courtney Brooks ARTIST C. Flux Sing While hundreds of clubgoers danced to the infectious rhythms honoring the African music legend Fela Kuti, there was also a large crowd incredibly standing still gawking at the live artwork being created by Atlanta-based artist Craig “Flux” Singleton aka C. Flux Sing . Using marker and acrylic paint, Sing’s amalgam of pastels and primary colors bordered by bold black lines collectively tell the story of the Black struggle, unity, humor, beauty… Somehow he takes themes from opposite extremes and vibrantly fuses them together to create masterpieces that quickly are purchased to adorn walls throughout the U.S. Whether it’s a hipster or an executive of a major corporation, a growing legion of admires are happily supporting C. Flux Sing’s amazing work. An import from Laurelton, New York, Mr. Sing has made Atlanta his home for more than a decade. However, getting his just recognition as one of the city’s most revered artists took patience. Currently, Georgia’s capital is taking on a revolutionary stance by finally embracing art in all its facets; in particular, Sing’s penchant for using vibrant color schemes which captivatingly tell the true story of the Black experience. But while he shines as a fine artist who consistently sells his artwork during exhibits including the globetrotting Art, Beats + Lyrics, “24 Reasons to Live”, I’m A Beast, and other productions which strive on showcasing particularly urban art created by the avant-garde, Sing refuses to be pigeonholed. Major corporations including Boost Mobile, And 1, Scion, and New Balance regularly hire him and his effortless grasp for graphic design, print media, and branding. So is there a way to describe Sing’s style? “I could never define what my style is,” Sing says after deep thought. “It’s continuously changing due to my self-growth and inspiration. I get bored easily so I am always driven to do something new that pushes the boundaries. I am inspired by comic strips, comic books, graffiti, abstract, graphic design, urban decay, surrealism and people; these are things that change randomly so there is always something new to create.” Although Sing’s creativity can be fueled from numerous outside sources and appear impulsive, his goals are very solid and leave no room for debate. “I really want to travel and spread my fine arts across the world,” he unveils. “I want to do large conceptual installations that inspire change; especially murals. It would be great to do it by myself, but I am equally open to do it with a union of artists.” Laughing, he concludes, “The end result is I really want to inspire children. It may sound cliché, but they truly represent the future. No one can argue that.” So whether it’s heading a new branding project for a major corporation based in a skyscraper in Atlanta’s bustling Midtown business district, or adorning a side of a building in Nairobi with a vibrant mural promoting self-determination, C.Flux Sing will always have an audience who will appreciate art that comes from the heart. To contact C. Flux Sing: Email flux@cfluxsing.com All Exhibits SINCLAIR GALLERY NEWS 2026 Jack Sinclair Gallery - Call for Artists ArtsXchange May 12 2 min read Toxic Beauty - Artist Talk - Sat, May 16, 2026 sinclairgallery May 5 1 min read

The Art of Being The Art of Being A Mediation of Blackness & Queerness July 20, 2024 - Aug 17, 2024 FEATURING WORKS BY: Ari Rozario Jonathan Elijah Valencia Washington Emmy Marshall Experience "The Art of Being," where four Black queer artists illuminate the intersection of Blackness and queerness. Witness their powerful expressions of authenticity, freedom, and joy in this thought-provoking exhibition. EVENTS The Art of Being - Opening Reception Saturday, July 20, 2024 7PM - 10PM Artsxchange The Art of Being | Opening Reception July 20, 2024, 7:00 – 10:00 PM East Point Register Now The Art of Being - Artist Talk Saturday, July 27, 2024 3PM - 5PM Artsxchange The Art of Being | Artist Talk July 27, 2024, 3:00 – 5:00 PM East Point Register Now SPONSORS: ArtsXchange Fulton County Arts & Culture Community Foundation of Greater Atlanta Fidelity Charitable Davis Bozeman Law MHR International The Black Man Lab All Exhibits SINCLAIR GALLERY NEWS 2026 Jack Sinclair Gallery - Call for Artists ArtsXchange May 12 2 min read Toxic Beauty - Artist Talk - Sat, May 16, 2026 sinclairgallery May 5 1 min read

The Art of Values The Art of Values A Group Exhibition Jan 10, 2019 - Feb 9, 2019 CURATOR Courtney Brooks ARTISTS Mirage. Derrick Phillips Sr. Sachi Rome. Anthony Truth Gary. Monica Ealey. Joe King. Shon Pittman. Michael McCullough. Kaya Faery. Jonathan Banks. Diyah Najah. Dante Yarbrough. Natrice Miller. C.flux sing. Marryum Moma. Tokie Rome Taylor. Tamika Grooms. Fabian Williams. V Kottavei Richmond The opening for Art of V.A.L.U.E.S group exhibition at the Sinclair Gallery was so amazing that we are excited to extend the show until Feb. 9th, 2019, but first we invite you to our Artist Talk on Sat. Feb. 2nd, from 2-5 pm! So save the date, bring a date and tell family and friends to come out to meet the artists behind the work on our gallery walls! ABOUT THE SHOW Our nation as a whole is in a need state of self-realization and topics of sensitivity are extreme. It is imperative that the arts community continues to spread knowledge of values through their work by creating discussion pieces that provide solutions and hope. The concept, The Art of V.A.L.U.E.S will demonstrate virtue, activism, love, understanding, expression, and solidarity and give artist free direction to showcase their views of the project. A collection of amazing artists were invited to share works that represent these values. Please come and support these creatives and experience good vibes curated by Courtney Brooks. All Exhibits SINCLAIR GALLERY NEWS 2026 Jack Sinclair Gallery - Call for Artists ArtsXchange May 12 2 min read Toxic Beauty - Artist Talk - Sat, May 16, 2026 sinclairgallery May 5 1 min read

Common Denominator COMMON DENOMINATOR 3rd Annual Exhibition by the Artist of the ArtsXchange Nov 20, 2021 - Dec 18, 2021 CURATORS Richard Washington Lisa Tuttle ARTISTS Ugo Agoruah | Jim Alexander | N’Dieye Gray Danavall | Theresa Davis | Tafawa | Rayfield Lewis | Alice Lovelace | Damon Mescudi | Lisa Tuttle | Laura Vela | Ric Washington | Kenneth Zakee All Exhibits SINCLAIR GALLERY NEWS 2026 Jack Sinclair Gallery - Call for Artists ArtsXchange May 12 2 min read Toxic Beauty - Artist Talk - Sat, May 16, 2026 sinclairgallery May 5 1 min read

Ritual Ritual : the birth of new freedom A collaborative work exhibition July 20, 2019 - Aug 17, 2019 CURATOR / ARTIST Charmaine Minniefield Exploring African & African-American Ritual from a Womanist Perspective The work of artist-activist, Charmaine Minniefield preserves Black narratives as a radical act of social justice. Firmly rooted in womanist social theory and ancestral veneration, her work draws from indigenous traditions as seen throughout Africa and the Diaspora, to explore African and African-American history, memory and ritual as an intentional push back against erasure, displacement, and misrepresentation. Her creative practice is community-based as her research and resulting bodies of work draw from the physical archives of a community, place or institution as she excavates the stories of African-American women-led resistance, spirituality and power in response to contemporary social landscapes. Her recent public works include projection mapping and site-specific installation which visually activate spaces of historical significance to insight dialogue around race, class and power. Through interdisciplinary collaboration she incorporates other art forms including physical movement to reveal embodied memories as resistance and healing, and utilizes sound, film and digital imagery to virtually bridge the past to the present. With a degree in Fine Art from Agnes Scott College, Charmaine Minniefield has also served the Atlanta area as an arts administrator for nearly 20 years, holding positions with such arts organizations as the National Black Arts Festival, the High Museum of Art and the Fulton County Department of Art and Culture, producing projects around art and activism with such organizations as Alternate ROOTS, Points of Light and Flux Projects. She recently served as faculty for the Department of Art and Visual Cultural at Spelman College and currently serves as faculty for Freedom University, an underground university for undocumented students. All Exhibits SINCLAIR GALLERY NEWS 2026 Jack Sinclair Gallery - Call for Artists ArtsXchange May 12 2 min read Toxic Beauty - Artist Talk - Sat, May 16, 2026 sinclairgallery May 5 1 min read

The Aboriginal Museum The Aboriginal Museum A Revelation of True Identity Feb 11, 2022 - Mar 7, 2022 CURATORS Ray Lewis Christian Johnson ARTISTS Ugo Agoruah Thomas Bess Montez Brénard Markeidric The Great Williams Riggs Sabb Ron Smith The Sinclair Gallery hosts a group showing titled, “The Aboriginal Museum.” The exhibit will run from February 11, 2022 – March 7, 2022; opening reception begins at 7pm. Sinclair Gallery will also hold an artist talk, at 2pm on February 19, 2022. Artists of this exhibit: Ugo Agoruah, Thom Bess, Montez Brenard, Williams Riggs Sabb, and Ron Smith were selected by Co-Curators, Markeidric the Great and Ray Lewis. The aboriginal museum highlights aboriginal contemporary artists using their cultural connections and interest to depict their interpretations of fine art through a variety of mediums. The exhibition is presented as a museum with each artist providing their individual perspectives to help form a unified body of work that illuminates what is inaccurately referred to as “African-American” culture. The Aboriginal Museum brings six aboriginal contemporary artists together to reflect on their cultural experiences. The “Out of Africa” theory, based on the Trans-Atlantic slave trade is a direct conflict to the true history of Aboriginals in America. It’s not one size fits all. The Aboriginal Museum challenges that narrative and suggests that we are descendants of the original inhabitants, not “black” , not “African-American” but Aboriginal. In this exhibition, the artists will give viewers the ability to look at America through a different lens, that being from the point of view of The Aboriginal Artist. Each artist has been hand picked by Markeidric for their uniqueness, creative talent, and ability to depict their cultural experiences. _______________ Rayfield Lewis II Instagram @kingraylew Born in Savannah, raised in Athens, trained in Atlanta, Rayfield Lewis II is a self-taught creative visionary. He spent many years accepting behind the scene roles across many different creative mediums. In 2018 he was introduced to the visual art scene by way of transporting and installing art for galleries and designers. In 2020, through his company Suga Cane Syrup, he started a residency program at the Arts Exchange in Eastpoint, Ga where he opens up his art studio for creative minds to create. Artist like Thomas Bess, Ron Smith, Ugo Agoruah, and Debõrah Hughes are just a few of the names that have taken advantage to the residency. Rayfield curated his first exhibition in February of 2021 with Tim short. It was held at Parlor in the Castleberry Hills district of Atlanta, Ga where he is the curator for their arts and culture program. He went on to curate four other shows in 2021. His most recent with John Glover being a major success for such a short curating career. Rayfield is more than excited to continue his creative journey and to work intimately with the creative talents and geniuses of today to bring their art and their message to the world for everyone to see. Markeidric The Great Instagram - @markeidric Growing up in Atlanta opened opportunities for Markeidric and his family. As a kid he took on many sports in his spare time which at an early age introduced him to disciplines like hard work and determination. On top of being heavily involved with sports, he also discovered a great passion for art. At the age of 6 he was placed in private art lessons with the same teacher (Phillis Bostar) until he graduated high school at 17. At an early age he began studying masters, from Davinci and Rembrandt to Monet and Cezanne. After graduating, his learning relationship with Phillis was brought to an end so he began his pursuit of higher education attending Savannah College of Art and Design as a painter. His current body of work focuses on the contemporary evolution of classical painting techniques applied to modern subjects and concepts. Thus having been inspired by very few Black artists before him, he is what we could consider to be one of our first Post Modern Neo-Classical artist. Through manipulating paint application, things like landscapes, portraits, and interior spaces trigger the desire to engage his work. Markeidric The Great. Ugo Agoruah Instagram- @ugo_agoruah Ugo Agoruah is a Nigerian born artist, raised in Marietta, GA since early childhood. It is here; he started cultivating a love for artistic imagery and aesthetic. Even with his artistic capabilities, he chose to focus his studies on Biology, where he developed an interest in the human figure and its functions. By 2015 Ugo was hit with divine spark to create, and bring more focus on advancing and spreading his artistic practice. By 2018, Ugo obtained his Bachelor’s of Fine Arts degree in Drawing and Painting from the Kennesaw State University School of Art & Design. Since arriving in the Atlanta art scene in 2015, Ugo has worked to capture and intrigue the community with his beautiful work, and his attention to aesthetic & narrative. Using the gift of art as a gateway to higher thinking, understanding, and discovery, Ugo takes inspiration from personal tales, art history, culture, and the classical muse to create work that can be described as transcendental and didactic. Thomas Bess Instagram- @thombess Thom Bess (or simply “Bess” as friends call him) is a new and exciting force in Contemporary Art, specializing in collage style paintings and drawings. Influenced by Picasso, Romere Bearden, and Stephanie Jackson, Bess’s work has been described as mystical, darkly funny, challenging, and uplifting, the kind of art that sparks conversation and debate. Bess was raised in the small town of Gray, GA with strong Christian values and all the contradictions of the American South. He moved to big city Atlanta at the age of 15 where he immediately became a fixture in the local arts community and beyond. Following a near death experience at 18, Bess began splitting his time between Jamaica and Amsterdam, where he began studying African centered metaphysics, and ironically began to reflect and channel his very American experiences onto canvas. Returning to the US in 2008, Bess started creating wall projections for small gatherings of friends in the newly re-emerging party and arts scene in Atlanta, depicting cult pop culture icons, literary figures, and people he encountered at the local coffee shop. He currently lives and works in Atlanta, GA. Montez Brénard Montez Brénard is an American artist, altruist, curator, designer, documentarian and inventor born and raised in PG County, Maryland. He started out drawing and using fabric paint to customize clothing for himself and classmates in elementary school. Throughout his childhood he explored various branches of arts including installations, sculpture, painting, mixed media, photography, videography and more. In 2010, he went on to design a clothing brand that was celebrated locally and sought after internationally. Several years later, he graduated with a B.F.A in Graphic Design from Savannah College of Art and Design. Some of his accomplishments include inventing a game, filing for a design patent, recording multiple musical projects and curating multi-sensory experiences for performance artists. Known for phrases like “The goal is to get it, then give it to people who need it.” and “If we don’t stick together we f*cked.” It’s not hard to tell that Montez values collaborating, sharing resources and tribalism. William Riggs Sabb Instagram- @ayoo_sabb My art form was cultivated from 90’s rap and saturday morning cartoons• classically trained at the Savannah College of Art in Design • radiant illustrator • finesse caricature artisan• formed from the red clay of Statesboro, Georgia • creative energy only Ron Smith Instagram- @smithcreativ Painter, sculptor, educator, & leader. Ron Smith is a man of many hats, as well as many talents. From digital works and designs, to beautifully painted figures, and sculpture, Ron Smith’s creativity knows no bounds. A master at his craft and a man of the ppl, he creates artwork that serves as a reminder that artwork is an integral part of history and should help reformulate the definition of civilization. All Exhibits SINCLAIR GALLERY NEWS 2026 Jack Sinclair Gallery - Call for Artists ArtsXchange May 12 2 min read Toxic Beauty - Artist Talk - Sat, May 16, 2026 sinclairgallery May 5 1 min read

Catch me in the A Catch me in the A A Group Exhibition April 6, 2019 - May 11, 2019 CURATOR Courtney Brooks ARTISTS AW. Quake. Chilly-o. KEEF CROSS. Miya Bailey. Lord Yatta. Kat Goduco. Shon Pittman. She Is Dizzy. Jiggy Korean. Karm Howard. Barry Duperon. Yuzly Mathurin . Charity Hamidullah Anthony Truth Gary. Choze. Tee Roy. Eric Nine. Dubelyoo Sachi Rome. Goldi Gold .Ruby Chavez. Monica Tookes Justin Anderson. Michael Johnson. Mirage Vanguard Muhammad Yungai. Aaliyah Arrington .Terion Montgomery Catch Me In The A is the 3rd installation at ArtsXchange's Jack Sinclair Gallery. A group exhibition curated by Courtney Brooks that explores Atlanta's rich culture from the past the present culture and future of the A. Whether you are an original ATLIEN or transplant to the A, we want to express ideas that are descriptive of the city’s vibe. Excited to the share visions from local leading and emerging artists. Another special line up of amazing ATL creatives that are contributing their gifts by uplifting and inspiring the community. You are invited to experience Catch Me in the A opening reception on Saturday, April 6th from 7pm-10pm. Vinyl Sound track provided by DJ Knotts Special viewing of "To West End, With Love" a short film created by Melissa Alexander Exhibit is on display through May 11th, 2019. All Exhibits SINCLAIR GALLERY NEWS 2026 Jack Sinclair Gallery - Call for Artists ArtsXchange May 12 2 min read Toxic Beauty - Artist Talk - Sat, May 16, 2026 sinclairgallery May 5 1 min read

WHOSE AMERICA IS IT ANYWAY WHOSE AMERICA IS IT ANYWAY? An ArtsXchange Juried Exhibition July 10, 2021 - Sept 30, 2021 CURATORS Cleigaie Narcisse ARTISTS Crystal Adams , Jim Alexander , Zachariah Anderson , Sharon B Dowdell , Jonathan Banks , D'Andre Brooks , Jonathan Chase Campbell , Alexis Childress , Amina Daugherty , Vando Davis , Joe Dreher , JQ Franklin , Jess Hill , Marlon Hitchcock , In Kyoung Chun , Deona Lizette, Damon Mescudi , Arthur Moore, Michael Morgan, Sule Opio, Dymond Phillips , Ronnie Phillips , Derrick Phillips Sr. , Jill Pope , Terrance Roy , Jonathan B. Samuel , Timothy Short , Kristian Simone , Lisa Tuttle , Ric Washington , Kristan Woolford , Keith Yates EXHIBITION JUDGE Dr. Fahamu Pecou Dr. Fahamu Pecou is an interdisciplinary artist and scholar whose works combine observations on hip-hop, fine art and popular culture. Pecou’s paintings, performance art, and academic work addresses concerns around contemporary representations of Black men and how these images impact both the reading and performance of Black masculinity. Fahamu received his BFA at the Atlanta College of Art in 1997 and a Ph.D. from Emory University in 2018. Dr. Pecou exhibits his art worldwide in addition to lectures and speaking engagements at colleges and universities. ______________ “WHOSE AMERICA IS IT, ANYWAY?” seeks artists whose artwork addresses current racial, social and political struggles. This country is experiencing another period of greater racial consciousness and increased social, political and racial turbulence. Recent events have yet again shown the reality of the shifting power struggle that has been repeating in the country since its founding. How can we, as artists, create and present artwork that sparks critical thinking, empowers alternative narratives, and inspires ourselves and our communities to be more aware and compassionate to the struggle for equity and human rights in America and the world? AWARDS: 1st Place Alexia Childress Generational Wealth Digital Collage 2nd Place Jonathan Banks The Possibilites Photography on Canvas 3rd Place Joe Dreher Remnants Paper and Paint on Tar Paper SCHEDULE: Exhibition Closes: SEPTEMBER 30, 2021 Artwork Picked Up By: OCTOBER 6, 2021 All Exhibits SINCLAIR GALLERY NEWS 2026 Jack Sinclair Gallery - Call for Artists ArtsXchange May 12 2 min read Toxic Beauty - Artist Talk - Sat, May 16, 2026 sinclairgallery May 5 1 min read

JAZZ and SPIRITUALITY Jazz & Spirituality Celebrating the Art of Oscar Harris Sept 17, 2022 - Dec 4, 2022 CURATOR Tracy Murrel ARTIST Oscar Harris Join Jazz & Spirituality as they partner with the ArtsXchange in celebration of the art of Oscar Harris ! Jazz & Spirituality is a collective of artists, musicians, educators, and music enthusiasts who meet weekly to explore spirituality and the lively genre. It was founded by the Rev. Dwight Andrews at First Congregational Church in Atlanta in 2013. The group initially met in-person but transitioned to virtual meetings at the start of the coronavirus pandemic in 2020. During that time, their mutual support played a key role in keeping focus on their creative endeavors as many arts venues closed. Oscar Harris, a renowned and prolific architect and founder of Spike Studio in Atlanta, is an inspiring member of Jazz & Spirituality and has been a lifelong artist and painter. Jazz & Spirituality members: Anne Collins Smith, Oscar Harris, Ralph Miles Jones, Deidre McDonald, Juneann McDonald, Nzinga Senghor, Adeyemi Toure SCHEDULE OF EVENTS: Saturday, Sept. 17 • 4-8 p.m. Exhibit Opening: Introducing Oscar Harris, Intuitive Abstract Impressionist with MC Deb Moore of 91.9 WCLK; poetry and music by Adeyemi Toure and Ralph Miles Jones Saturday, Oct. 8 • 4-8 p.m. Artist Talk & Reaching the Next Generation with Oscar Harris and Garfield Peart of Spike Studio Saturday, Oct. 15 • 5-8 p.m. Whisper of the Marimba" film presentation arranged by Deidre McDonald of the BronzeLens Film Festival Saturday, Oct. 22 • 3-7 p.m. Spoken Word & Panel Discussion with readings by community poets Kenneth Zakee, Alice Lovelace, Concetta Hardnett, Olu Toure, and Adeyemi Toure with Ralph Miles Jones and Kwabena Willis Artist Talk with Ralph Miles Jones, aerophonist, instantaneous composer and educator Poetry and Music Presentation: "A Supreme Love — Jazz & Spirituality • • • All events are free and open to the public at the ArtsXchange! All Exhibits SINCLAIR GALLERY NEWS 2026 Jack Sinclair Gallery - Call for Artists ArtsXchange May 12 2 min read Toxic Beauty - Artist Talk - Sat, May 16, 2026 sinclairgallery May 5 1 min read

Inward Inward A Meditation on Memory and Presence June 6, 2026 – July 11, 2026 FEATURED ARTIST Etienne Jackson CURATOR Richard P. Washington EVENTS Inward- Opening Reception Sat. June 6, 2026, 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM The ArtsXchange, 2148 Newnan St, East Point, GA 30344, USA FREE | Open to the public RSVP Inward- Artist Talk Sat. July 11, 2026, 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM The ArtsXchange, 2148 Newnan St, East Point, GA 30344, USA FREE | Open to the public RSVP Curator’s Statement The South Fulton County Invitational was created to recognize and elevate artists whose practices are deeply rooted in the cultural and creative landscape of South Fulton County. The exhibition reflects ArtsXchange’s ongoing commitment to supporting artists whose work demonstrates originality, discipline, and a distinct point of view outside the dominant visibility of Atlanta’s urban center. For the 2026 Invitational, I selected Etienne Jackson because of the exceptional clarity and confidence within his sculptural language. Jackson’s work possesses a rare balance between structure and intuition. His organic forms in wood and metal move with a quiet force, creating a visual rhythm that feels both ancient and immediate. The asymmetrical lines and layered surfaces lead the viewer through spaces of tension, reflection, and discovery. What is most compelling about Jackson’s work is its ability to hold complexity without overstatement. The sculptures do not attempt to explain themselves immediately. Instead, they invite sustained looking and contemplation. Their forms suggest growth, erosion, movement, and transformation while remaining open to interpretation. There is a sensitivity to balance, proportion, texture, and spatial presence that reveals an artist deeply committed to the language of form itself. Jackson’s long-standing dedication to his practice is evident throughout this exhibition. His work reflects an artist who has developed a deeply personal visual vocabulary over time, remaining steadfast in his direction rather than following trends or expectations. That independence gives the work its strength and authenticity. Inward: A Meditation on Memory and Presence reflects the kind of ambitious and thoughtful practice the South Fulton County Invitational was designed to support. Jackson’s work stands apart for its maturity, originality, and ability to create an experience that is at once physical, emotional, and contemplative. Richard P. Washington, Gallery Director, Jack Sinclair Gallery Artist Statement Inward is a body of work that explores the relationship between past and present, the imagined and the real, and the liminal space that exists between them. Through sculpture and mixed media forms, the work seeks to create a timeless visual connection between memory, history, and speculative realities that exist beyond immediate perception. Each composition functions as both object and vessel—bridging physical space with emotional, spiritual, and ancestral experience. Embedded within the work is a visual language informed by the histories of the African diaspora and inspired in part by the traditions of the Luba people, whose approaches to form and memory operate as encoded systems of remembrance. These works consider memoryas a living structure: a means of preserving the past while opening pathways toward understanding the present and imagining future realities not yet fully realized. Though abstract and non-objective, the forms communicate through relationships to nature, geometry, mathematics, and the spiritual resonance that exists between these systems. The work moves inward—toward reflection, reverence, and transformation—embodying both a search for freedom and a struggle for breath. The mixed materials throughout the exhibition reflect a personal history shaped by generations of makers, builders, and creators within my family. Wood, metal, texture, and assembled forms become extensions of inherited knowledge and lived experience. Inward is ultimately a meditation on memory and presence: a collection of past and present works that examine states of contemplation and the enduring impressions left by those who shape our understanding of ourselves, our histories, and our collective becoming. Etienne Jackson, Artist 2026 All Exhibits SINCLAIR GALLERY NEWS 2026 Jack Sinclair Gallery - Call for Artists ArtsXchange May 12 2 min read Toxic Beauty - Artist Talk - Sat, May 16, 2026 sinclairgallery May 5 1 min read