Exhibitions
ZAIRE LOVE: GHETTO GIRLS DESERVE GOOD THINGS
Beverly and Sam Ross Gallery (Christian Brothers University) / 650 East Pkwy S. January 10 - March 1st
Zaire Love
UPDATE: We are thrilled to announce that Zaire Love will be hosting two events in the gallery this Saturday, February 10 from 3pm-6pm. This includes a screening of her film, ETTO.
ETTO served as the inspiration for Ghetto Girls Deserve Good Things and recently won Best Hometowner Narrative Short at the Indie Memphis Film Festival! Don't miss your chance to see this amazing film and exhibition!
Here is the breakdown of events for Saturday:
• 3:00 pm: Panel, Photos and Ghetto Games (in gallery)
• 4:00 pm: Art Making and Rump Shaking! (in gallery)
• 5:00 pm: Screening of ETTO (Spain Auditorium, Buckman Hall)
Ghetto Girls Deserve Good Things by Zaire Love has been extended through March 1st!
GHETTO GIRLS DESERVE GOOD THINGS is an ode to the originators of carefree expressive style and culture that influences contemporary culture. There is a demand for ghetto aesthetics and ingenuity but often the creators are erased while the “pseudo-innovators” write a new story with stolen culture. Will we ever talk to the ghetto girl about her dreams, desires, and hopes for her future? And if we do, what would we hear?
In this moment of advocating for Black representation, Black excellence, and Black equity in America, we must keep in mind that radical activism means radical representation. GHETTO GIRLS DESERVE GOOD THINGS exists to ensure ghetto girls have a chance to pull their seats up to the table and tell their stories.
Gallery Hours:
Monday - Thursday 7:30 AM — 10:00 PM
Friday 7:30 AM — 4:30 PM
Saturday Closed
Sunday 2:00 PM — 10:00 PM
