Afro Futuristic visual art is born of Rhythmism! Onli's Future-Primitif works have been shown to positive acclaim with The Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, Cool Globes, The Tubman Museum, New Museum of Contemporary Art, NY, The Krannert Museum, The DuSable Museum of Black History, The Museum of Science & Industry, Chicago Children's Museum, & The FIAP in Paris. Educators, enthusiasts, collectors, curators, collectors, & critics are.. WELCOME!
Saturday, April 27, 2013
Thursday, April 18, 2013
The You Tube link to the 1999 solo exhibition of Rhythmistic Fine Art by Onli at ETA in Chicago with Viola improv by Monica Reilly. Reilly performed the improv in the gallery while Onli was video taping the exhibition. Edited by Kali Johnson. Rhythmistic Link
Thursday, April 11, 2013
Africobra in Chicago: This landmark visual art history program supported by the Terra Foundation will include early works from a 19 and 23 year old Onli in the DuSable Museum showcase.
Tuesday, April 9, 2013
"Two of my early Rhythmistic artworks were just accepted into the coming AfriCOBRA Themed exhibition program at the DuSable Museum of African American History. The show will run from May to July of 2013 in a partnership with the Logan Art Center plus support from the Terra Foundation. What an amazing honor as AfriCOBRA were comrades in arms during the period of 1070 to 1985. I started my career voluteering in the orginal DuSable Museum Fall of 1969. See the links at www.cuip.net/~tonli/wit2002 Rhythmism & Africobra tabs for background info."
The titles of the collectable Rhythmistic fine art to be exhibited are "Rhythmistic Zodiac", Circa 1971 pointilism / inks.And "Stealamelonthiefa" acrylics on circular canvas. Circa 1975. I will post them after the opening of this exciting landmark exhibition. Gotta preserve the element of freshness.
See the website for the DuSable for dates. www.dusable.org
The titles of the collectable Rhythmistic fine art to be exhibited are "Rhythmistic Zodiac", Circa 1971 pointilism / inks.And "Stealamelonthiefa" acrylics on circular canvas. Circa 1975. I will post them after the opening of this exciting landmark exhibition. Gotta preserve the element of freshness.
See the website for the DuSable for dates. www.dusable.org
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