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What is happening in a world filled with judgement, prejudice, gossip, deception, and discrimination? Well, some of those things have been depicted in Ms. Afrika Abney's art. However, from June 3 to July 2, 2024, she discarded several abstract collages and paintings as she felt they did not represent her best work. Ms. Abney is actively looking for paid opportunities and has posted her resume on platforms like Indeed and Creatively. Ms. Abney aims to showcase her services to a diverse range of clients. She has worked with clients like New Harlem Gallery, Wisteria Artspace, and Emma Mae Gallery. She has also served notable individuals such as Rev. Dr. Sandra Butler-Truesdale, Gloria Quirarte, and Doc Powell. These services have ranged from art exhibitions, dance performances, event management, event promotions, and social media marketing. Additionally, Ms. Abney has collaborated with institutions like The Phillips Collection and The Corcoran Gallery of Art. Moreover, she has worked closely with organizations such as Mundo Verde Public Charter School (2013-2014) and DC International School (2016-2017).

Furthermore, Ms. Abney has been associated with prominent figures like Mr. Ralph Nader (2016) and organizations like Higher Achievement Summer Camp Academy (2003-2004; and 2013). Notable institutions and programs she has collaborated with include Young Playwrights' Theatre (2012-2013), Edlavitch Jewish Community Center (2018), and Joy of Motion Dance Center (2013-2015). - https://afrikaabneyconsultant.weebly.com/past-consultant-listing-partial-listing.html


Ms. Abney's overall branding blog can be viewed at https://afrikaabneyconsult.blogspot.com/




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