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The Bishop Gallery

Jules Be Kuti, Brandon Hill and Destiny Branay

In There Somewhere by Destiny Branay: a painting in vivid magenta of children holding hands in a circle on a grassy field under a red sky, their eyes painted as yellow stars
In There Somewhere, Destiny Branay, Oil on Canvas, 2024. Courtesy of the gallery.

About the gallery

Founded in 2009 by Erwin John and Stevenson A. Dunn, Jr., The Bishop Gallery is a Brooklyn-based contemporary art gallery connecting emerging talent with the legacies of historically significant artists. Rooted in a commitment to underrepresented voices, the gallery champions artists including Jabari Jefferson, Sophia Victor, Quiana Parks, and Charles Jean-Pierre through exhibitions, artist residencies, and relationships with collectors and institutions. Its work extends to significant institutional placements, including facilitating the gift of the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture’s first Jean-Michel Basquiat artwork and its acquisition of Alexis Adler’s photographs of the artist. The gallery also organized Our Friend, Jean, a traveling exhibition of early Basquiat works presented across six Historically Black Colleges and Universities. Bringing together scholarship, community engagement, and a discerning eye for new talent, The Bishop Gallery creates opportunities to discover and collect artists shaping the cultural conversation.

Artists

Artists at The Bishop Gallery booth

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Jules Be Kuti

Portrait of Jules Be Kuti

About the artist

Jules Be Kuti is an emerging artist born in 1993. His art reflects his experience as a black person living in France, as well as his thoughts on the challenges faced by black people in society. Jules Be Kuti grew up in France and was inspired by the richness of black culture. He thus uses his art as a vehicle for intimate reflection, enabling him to explore the dynamics of memory and identity in a globalized world of increasingly blurred national and cultural borders. Jules’ work is a celebration of diversity, offering a unique perspective on exploration and how diversity can be used to express and exalt our common humanity.

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Brandon Hill

Portrait of Brandon Hill

About the artist

Brandon Hill (b. 1983, Baltimore, MD) draws inspiration from his fascination with materiality, history, and the urban landscape to shape his multidisciplinary art practice. Hill showcases his versatility through works ranging from paintings and portraits to stainless steel and fiberglass sculptures, as well as large-scale murals. Hill has exhibited at The Bishop Gallery, Studeō PAR, Richard Beavers Gallery, Ron David Studio, Culture House, and the Arts in Foggy Bottom Outdoor Sculpture Biennial and his work is also part of the permanent collection at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum.

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Destiny Branay

Portrait of Destiny Branay

About the artist

Destiny Branay (b. 1998) is a Baltimore based oil painter whose starry-eyed portraits serve as a reminder that maintaining hope is a practice necessary for survival. Inspired by the 1973 song by Boris Gardiner, Every Nigger Is a Star, along with innumerable other stories of Black resilience, Destiny references her familial photo archive to weave the past, present, and future into vibrant, new imaginings of Black everyday life. Aside from her degree in Fine Art from the Community College of Baltimore County, she is mostly self taught, allowing intuition to be her guide.

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