Visual artist Lewinale Havette discusses her work as a reflection of her cultural history as a Liberian artist living and working in America.

Recorded live at Gallery 72, Havette delves into the process of placing herself in her work as a form of self-portraiture, her relationship with her mother and her sense of history, perception, and investigation of the Black identity within the African Diaspora.

This conversation is presented in collaboration with the Atlanta Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs.