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Cheryl Boone has been making art all her life, but it’s been more recently that she’s made it an effort to expose her work consistently and intentionally to the world. The intention of Cheryl’s work is to illuminate and illustrate the humanity of Black people.
Listen as Jennifer Furlong and Cheryl Boone talk about Juneteenth as a day of recognition, restoration, and celebration and how we can use art as a tool to open minds and have difficult conversations about race and the Black experience.
To see more of Cheryl's artwork: https://www.artworkarchive.com/profile/cheryl-boone
Follow Cheryl on LI: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cheryl-boone-6259029
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