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December
06,
2024
SkyART South,
3026 E 91st St
Chicago, IL 60617 United States
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October
26,
2024
Bronzeville Neighborhood Farm,
4148 S Calumet Ave
Chicago, IL 60653 United States
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October
19,
2024
South Side Community Art Center,
3831 S Michigan Ave
Chicago, IL 60653 United States
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CALL ME BY MY NAME – TELL ME IN PRIVATE: THE PRACTICE OF BERRY HORTON
April 12, 2022
Call Me By My Name – Tell Me In Private: The Practice of Berry Horton LaMar R. Gayles, Jr. In the song “MONTERO (Call Me By Your Name),” musician Lil
“I wish my art to speak not only for my people but for all humanity… my subject matter is social commentary and seeks to improve the condition of life for all people.”
~ Dr. Margaret Taylor-Burroughs
SSCAC founder, visual artist, writer, poet, educator, and arts organizer
Brandon Breaux is a Fine Artist/Designer working out of Chicago. His creative experience is comprised of painting, sculpture, web, video, print, and interactive projects. Currently, his work contributes to clients marketing efforts, attracting and maintaining consumer loyalty and interest. Widely known as the artist behind all 3 of Chance the Rapper's iconic album covers, Brandon continues to meet the demands of the evolving market by having a good understanding of what inspires an audience and what moves the culture. His primary goal is to produce creative solutions, with authentic sensibility and an undeniable aesthetic.
Artist Statement
Brandon Breaux is a multidisciplinary Contemporary American Artist based in Chicago, IL. His work focuses on identity and how perspective alters reality. With the overall goal to make the material divine and the divine material, Breaux uses type, image, form and sampling to construct narratives that articulate his visual language.