Artists Development Community
Discover Our Local Talent
Our "Local Artists" page is dedicated to showcasing the remarkable talents from our region—creators who bring their unique voices, perspectives, and passion to life through their work. From painters and photographers to sculptors, dancers, performing arts,designers, and writers, these artists are the soul of our community, reflecting our shared stories and dreams.
Audrey Unbound
Audrey Johnson-Gibbs
Images that Speak to Who I Am
Curated by Audrey Johnson, this exhibit captures her journey as a creative, history keeper, sage, and educator. Audrey Unbound Exhibit 2023 offers a catalog of work that reflects her unique perspective and life experiences. Explore a powerful collection that tells her story.
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Orobs
Odes Roberts
Sunflower
Sunflowers" by artist Odes Roberts is a powerful representation of Black beauty and resilience, with vibrant yellows and deep blues that bring strength and unity to life. This visually captivating piece is a standout on the Obsidian People blog, celebrating Black culture through art.
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Jody Summers
A Multifaceted Creator
Jody Summers is a versatile creator known for powerful storytelling and art that resonates deeply. From the Tears of the Wounded and Childhood Traumas book series to visual projects like Inked Truth Creations, Jody’s work sheds light on resilience and healing. Founder of Toledo’s Mud Sauce and advocate with CSRN Toledo, Jody blends art with activism, building a stronger community. Explore more of Jody’s journey on YouTube and Instagram.
The Venus Art Trap
Lydia Myrick, a visual artist harnessing the power of art to drive social change. Her latest endeavor, "Generational Echoes," is an exhibition at the Toledo Museum of Art.
This exhibition is a continuation of Lydia's commitment to community engagement through art.
Lydia's work exemplifies how art can be a powerful tool for activism, fostering dialogue and inspiring change within the community.
Lydia Myrick
