"Journey" Artist Talk

Experience Journey, an art exhibition featuring the artworks of Sadikisha Saundra Collier, through the dynamic lens of the artist herself. On Saturday, March 2, 2024, join us at African Voices Gallery for an Artist Talk and discover rich narratives and intricate details of Collier's creations. Meet the artist herself and delve deeper into the inspirations behind her compelling artwork. Don't miss out on this opportunity to view Journey one last time! 

About the artist
Sadikisha is a multi-media artist but is primarily known and recognized as a Master printmaker. Her work includes prints, paintings, collages, computer graphics, and stained glass. She is a writer and poet whose work reflects her respect for African American culture, womanhood, and her story as a visual artist.

Sadikisha has a Masters in Education from Cambridge College in Boston, a Bachelor of Fine Arts, and a Museum and Gallery Management Certificate from California College of Arts and Crafts. Collier's work is in the collection of Ed Bradley of 60 Minutes, The Honorable David Dinkins, The Honorable former Councilman Al Vann, Whitney Houston, Carver Bank, Thelonious Monk Jr., Valerie Bell-Bey, and a host of others. 

Sadikisha has exhibited with such notable artists as Jacob Lawrence, Tom Feelings, and many others. She was the president of the oldest African American art fair in NY, the Fulton Art Fair, from 2011-2014. Sadikisha is also included in “Who's Who in America” and a member of 100 Black Women, The National Conference of Artists, The Jamaica Arts Coop, The Fulton Art Fair, and Where We At Black Women Artists.