Uploaded May 2022 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Through her work, Renee Cox is underscoring the importance of
reclaiming self-love amongst the Black community. As an artist who has created her own version of the Last Supper, Renee discusses her self-portrait, the uniqueness of Andy Warhol’s Last Supper screenprint series, and what surprised her most about this exhibition depicting the iconic Pop artist’s relationship with faith.
Our Reclaimed series focuses on art as a tool to reclaim traditional narratives of lived experience. An effort to highlight and empower groups that have been left out, stigmatized, and misrepresented. Follow along for a celebration of our differences and stride towards collective healing and social progress.
Experience #WarholRevelation through June 19.
bit.ly/revelationbkm
Through her work, Renee Cox is underscoring the importance of
reclaiming self-love amongst the Black community. As an artist who has created her own version of the Last Supper, Renee discusses her self-portrait, the uniqueness of Andy Warhol’s Last Supper screenprint series, and what surprised her most about this exhibition depicting the iconic Pop artist’s relationship with faith.
Our Reclaimed series focuses on art as a tool to reclaim traditional narratives of lived experience. An effort to highlight and empower groups that have been left out, stigmatized, and misrepresented. Follow along for a celebration of our differences and stride towards collective healing and social progress.
Experience #WarholRevelation through June 19.
bit.ly/revelationbkm
