Photography by Serge Fils-Aime
SHEER returned to the Affordable Art Fair NYC at the Metropolitan Pavilion for the second time this year with stunning mixed media works by Nia Winslow, Nabila Wirakusumah, and Mwinga Sinjela, three incredibly talented emerging artists you absolutely need to keep on your radar and curated by Bianca Jean-Pierre.
Read MorePhotography by Serge Fils-Aime
This summer, SHEER was proud to present the works of Nia Winslow, a self-taught mixed media collage artist based in Brooklyn, at the Selina in Chelsea. Nia’s work vibrantly portrays the dynamic experiences of the Black Diaspora through different textures, cuttings and clippings to illuminate figures, moods and stories.
Read MoreSHEER was pleased to present “Unapologetically Here” at the Hamptons Fine Art Fair featuring artworks by Destiny Branay and Rossana Romero.
Photos from the opening night captured below by Nabila Wirakusumah.
Read MoreSHEER is pleased to present a selection of curated works by artist Nia Winslow at the Selina in Chelsea. In a combined partnership with SHEER and the Affordable Art Fair NYC, Nia's work will be on display at the Selina’s hotel restaurant and bar space from May 30th-July 24th.
Event Photography by Serge Fils-Aimé
Read MoreSHEER and Harsh Collective are pleased to present "The Perfect View," a pop-up exhibition curated by Bianca Jean-Pierre of SHEER Worldwide. The group exhibition at Harsh Collective features 25 photographs from a group of multicultural women and non-binary photographers. The featured artists include Lewis Derogene, Tianna Howard, Esther Lee, Yaemi Matias, Nabila Wirakusumah, and Rashida Zagon. Available works not on Artsy
Event Photography by Serge Fils-Aimé
Read MorePhotography by Niaja Smith
For decades, the Affordable Art Fair has been dedicated to its mission of democratizing the art world and making art buying feel more accessible. SHEER was honored to join the fair this Spring as a black woman-owned media platform that has connected and championed the work and stories of multicultural women and non-binary creatives from all over the world for the past five years.
Read MoreFor the "Unapologetically Here" exhibit closing event at the Chashama gallery, SHEER partnered with three black women photographers: Rashida Zagon, Natiah Jones, and Tianna Howard to host a conceptual "Open Studio".
Read MoreSHEER partnered with KREWE to host a one day Summer Pop Up Shop at Maison du KREWE in the Meatpacking district. The pop up showcased all women owned brands: Vavvoune, Pink Moon, and Jevela Jewelry
Read MoreSHEER had the honor of hosting our very first creative workshop at Children of Promise NYC, a community-centered organization that partners with children and families impacted by mass incarceration.
Read MoreSolange Knowles, multi-hyphenate creative and cultural tastemaker, has ushered Saint Heron into a new chapter with the latest debut music series titled “Eldorado Ballroom” hosted at the legendary Brooklyn Academy of Music.
Read MoreAFROPUNK’s Black HERSTORY Live, was a two day takeover at Lincoln Center with performances by lndia.Arie, aja monet, Celisse, UMI, Danielle Ponder, Mereba, and more.
Photos by Soukayna Dieng
Read MoreSHEER hosted opening night for its very FIRST art exhibition titled Unapologetically Here at Chashama’s One Brooklyn Bridge Park waterfront gallery featuring ten artists of color across multiple cultures and disciplines.
Photos by Natiah Jones
Read MoreSHEER had special access to Tank and The Bangas Blue Note show during the night of Big Freedia’s guest appearance and the energy brought by these combined performers was palpable.
Photos by Tianna Howard
Read MoreUNITAS held its star-studded 5th annual gala at New York’s Cipriani South Street and SHEER had special access to the night’s festivities. Hosted by Emmy Award Winning News Anchor Sade Baderinwa
Read MoreJuly 14, 2022 | Brooklyn, New York
SHEER hosted our very first IRL meet up in Clinton, Hill Brooklyn! Creatives from all walks of life came together for an intimate gathering to bond, connect, and just vibe together.
Photos by Kai Tsehay
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