About the Exhibition: Black in Every Color, Art in Every Form is a three-day exhibition at The LINE Hotel in Koreatown, running from February 21–23rd during Frieze Week. The showcase features a convergence of installations and performances that celebrate the multifaceted expressions of Black artistry. This year's exhibition is a benefit, raising funds for our cultural exchange programs, artist residencies, collector concierge services, and international exhibitions, to amplify and connect the diaspora through the arts. Installations and works from: Ade Ogunmowo Adrienne Muse Aise Borne Autumn Breon Brandon Gastinell Brittney S. Price JOJO ABOT Kader Amkpa Langston Allston Laolu Senbanjo Miles Regis Natou Fall Steven John Irby Tumi Adeyele Zay Monae + more Exhibition Spaces The Movement highlights the installations of JOJO ABOT, Autumn Breon, Adrienne Muse and Laolu Senbanjo —artists whose creative visions encompass community engagement, cultural preservation, and social impact. The exhibit will also feature a curation of emerging and mid-career artists whose works resonate with the ethos of self-determination and cultural stewardship. The Migration, housed in the Shatto Foyer of The LINE, celebrates a cross-city curation highlighting new works from Langston Allston and featuring artists from Los Angeles and New Orleans, bringing the feel of Tola–*The Other LA*–back to the West. This space offers attendees a moment for reflection, inspiration, and connection, aligning with Tola’s mission to create regenerative spaces for Black artists to connect Panels and performances throughout the exhibition offer opportunities to delve into the evolving conversations around identity, heritage, and the power of creative expression. By drawing on the diverse perspectives of participating artists, Black in Every Color, Art in Every Form affirms the enduring resonance of Black art—and illuminates the ways it continues to shape culture, forge community, and spark transformative dialogue. About The Black in Every Color, Art in Every Form: Actor Kofi Siriboe and Josiah David Jones of Black In Every Color are joining forces to create an intimate and unforgettable experience in Black Art. The exhibition will launch at Tola in New Orleans during Super Bowl LIX weekend and continue to Los Angeles for a four-day experience at The Line Hotel during Frieze Week. Our programming will present an immersive experience aimed at showcasing a diverse range of local and internationally renowned artist. This exhibit serves as the 3rd annual Black In Every Color from Josiah’s agency, Valence Projects, based in Los Angeles. In New Orleans, this experience will introduce Tola—The Other LA—an intimate creative residency space founded by actor Kofi Siriboe. Nakeyta Moore of Los Angeles-based advisory, ARTLOUDLA, is proud to join as a cultural partner, providing comprehensive collector support to help build an enriching cultural and financial ecosystem around contemporary artists. Proceeds from tickets and donations will support the expansion of Black in Every Color’s global initiatives, advance ARTLOUDLA's cultural investment and collector concierge services, as well as support Tola’s artist residencies and community programs. 10% of ticket sales will be donated to Wildfire Relief efforts to support local recovery.