Frederick Cowlah

👨🏾‍🎨 My artistic journey was shaped by the guidance and influence of a changemaker, my God Father of Art. ✊🏾Rest In Power JULY 2020 BY SUDEEPTO CHAKRABORTY EUGENE E. WHITE Revolutionary artist Eugene E. White was not afraid to depict the truth regarding race. His work unabashedly celebrates Black culture and art while faithfully encapsulating Black history and Black lives. White’s legacy as a creative thinker captivates and inspires people not only in San Francisco but also all over the United States and the world. Eugene E. White was born in Ozan, Arkansas, on March 29, 1933, to James and Maggie White. He spent his younger years developing his artistic talents in an era where Jim Crow laws shaped the way he lived. As a young boy, White spent much of his childhood doing agricultural work. White’s rigorous upbringing played a huge role in his creative focus. Read more https://usfblogs.usfca.edu/sfchangemakers/2020/07/01/eugene-e-white/ CHANGEMAKERS AFRICAN AMERICANS IN SAN FRANCISCO WHO MADE A DIFFERENCE Biographies inspired by San Francisco’s Ella Hill Hutch Community Center murals researched, written, and edited by the University of San Francisco’s Martín-Baró Scholars and Esther Madríz Diversity Scholars. #🦁 #🎨 #👑 #lionartking #graphicartist #socialarchitect #socialart #artsofwar #arttherapy #emotionalintelligence #abstract #digitalart #paint #3d #interiordesign #brand #enhancement #mural #logo #printing #shirts #artclass #lion #artist #art #openstudio #community #arttherapy #blacklight #uv