8 minutes with Lyndy Bazile: AfroPlump artist shares how she’s making space for People of Color
“Coming up in Fort Wayne, most of the art spaces I’ve been in have been majority white spaces…. I wanted to be very intentional about extending an invitation and making it a priority to invite People of Color to my art workshops.”
As part of its Art Unites Us campaign, Arts United is engaging Fort Wayne area artists and creatives in short, lively conversations about their work and how our region finds common ground through art. Input Fort Wayne is republishing these conversations.
This week’s feature is Lyndy Bazile, the artist behind AfroPlump, making intentional space for People of Color in Fort Wayne’s creative community.
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