About Black Artivism

MMXX: The Black Artivism Capsule is a curated collection of  art made by Black creatives worldwide during the 2020 pandemic. In the  midst of the deaths of Breonna Taylor, George Floyd, John Lewis,  Chadwick Boseman, and Kobe and Gigi Bryant, we also had to witness the  world reject the racist experiences of Harry and Meghan, endure the  highest unemployment rate in the country’s history, and the Trump  administration called for critical race theory, along with diversity and  sensitivity training, to have funding removed.

Exploring art by photographers, painters, digital creatives, and more, MMXX: The Black Artivism Capsule is a moment that explores the lives and times of Black people, as defined by Black people.

Nakia Booker is a cultural advocate and believes that art can be an outlet completely unbound by time or space. Her grandfather introduced her via his part-time work as a multimedia artist. As an adult, Nakia co-found Music Addikts (a music promotion and social group), and has had vast experience in event planning--leading to her partnerships with diverse organizations such as the Dallas Museum of  Arts and Homme Gallery in D.C.

Nakia holds a Masters in Mass Communications from Southern University and A&M College and is the founder and creator of The Kreadiv Group. When she isn’t curating art, she is searching for new music, traveling, or looking for a new adventure.