BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:icalendar-ruby CALSCALE:GREGORIAN X-WR-CALNAME:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) X-WR-TIMEZONE:Eastern Time (US & Canada) BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165441Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619824077 DTSTART:20230131T160000Z DTEND:20230131T220000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165441Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619827150 DTSTART:20230201T160000Z DTEND:20230201T220000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165441Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619828175 DTSTART:20230202T160000Z DTEND:20230202T220000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165441Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619830224 DTSTART:20230203T160000Z DTEND:20230203T220000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165441Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619831249 DTSTART:20230204T160000Z DTEND:20230204T220000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165441Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619833298 DTSTART:20230207T160000Z DTEND:20230207T220000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165441Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619834323 DTSTART:20230208T160000Z DTEND:20230208T220000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165441Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619836372 DTSTART:20230209T160000Z DTEND:20230209T220000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165441Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619837397 DTSTART:20230210T160000Z DTEND:20230210T220000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165441Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619838422 DTSTART:20230211T160000Z DTEND:20230211T220000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165441Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619840471 DTSTART:20230214T160000Z DTEND:20230214T220000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165441Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619842520 DTSTART:20230215T160000Z DTEND:20230215T220000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165441Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619843545 DTSTART:20230216T160000Z DTEND:20230216T220000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165441Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619844570 DTSTART:20230217T160000Z DTEND:20230217T220000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165441Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619846619 DTSTART:20230218T160000Z DTEND:20230218T220000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165441Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619847644 DTSTART:20230221T160000Z DTEND:20230221T220000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165441Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619849693 DTSTART:20230222T160000Z DTEND:20230222T220000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165441Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619850718 DTSTART:20230223T160000Z DTEND:20230223T220000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165441Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619852767 DTSTART:20230224T160000Z DTEND:20230224T220000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165441Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619854816 DTSTART:20230225T160000Z DTEND:20230225T220000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165441Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619856865 DTSTART:20230228T160000Z DTEND:20230228T220000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165441Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619858914 DTSTART:20230301T160000Z DTEND:20230301T220000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165441Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619859939 DTSTART:20230302T160000Z DTEND:20230302T220000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165441Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619861988 DTSTART:20230303T160000Z DTEND:20230303T220000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165441Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619863013 DTSTART:20230304T160000Z DTEND:20230304T220000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165441Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619865062 DTSTART:20230307T160000Z DTEND:20230307T220000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165441Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619866087 DTSTART:20230308T160000Z DTEND:20230308T220000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165441Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619868136 DTSTART:20230309T160000Z DTEND:20230309T220000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165441Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619869161 DTSTART:20230310T160000Z DTEND:20230310T220000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165441Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619871210 DTSTART:20230311T160000Z DTEND:20230311T220000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619872235 DTSTART:20230314T150000Z DTEND:20230314T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619874284 DTSTART:20230315T150000Z DTEND:20230315T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619875309 DTSTART:20230316T150000Z DTEND:20230316T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619876334 DTSTART:20230317T150000Z DTEND:20230317T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619878383 DTSTART:20230318T150000Z DTEND:20230318T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619879408 DTSTART:20230321T150000Z DTEND:20230321T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619881457 DTSTART:20230322T150000Z DTEND:20230322T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619882482 DTSTART:20230323T150000Z DTEND:20230323T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619883507 DTSTART:20230324T150000Z DTEND:20230324T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619885556 DTSTART:20230325T150000Z DTEND:20230325T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619887605 DTSTART:20230328T150000Z DTEND:20230328T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619888630 DTSTART:20230329T150000Z DTEND:20230329T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619890679 DTSTART:20230330T150000Z DTEND:20230330T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619891704 DTSTART:20230331T150000Z DTEND:20230331T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619892729 DTSTART:20230401T150000Z DTEND:20230401T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619894778 DTSTART:20230404T150000Z DTEND:20230404T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619895803 DTSTART:20230405T150000Z DTEND:20230405T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619897852 DTSTART:20230406T150000Z DTEND:20230406T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619898877 DTSTART:20230407T150000Z DTEND:20230407T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619899902 DTSTART:20230408T150000Z DTEND:20230408T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619901951 DTSTART:20230411T150000Z DTEND:20230411T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619902976 DTSTART:20230412T150000Z DTEND:20230412T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619904001 DTSTART:20230413T150000Z DTEND:20230413T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619906050 DTSTART:20230414T150000Z DTEND:20230414T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619908099 DTSTART:20230415T150000Z DTEND:20230415T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619909124 DTSTART:20230418T150000Z DTEND:20230418T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619911173 DTSTART:20230419T150000Z DTEND:20230419T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619912198 DTSTART:20230420T150000Z DTEND:20230420T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619915271 DTSTART:20230421T150000Z DTEND:20230421T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619916296 DTSTART:20230422T150000Z DTEND:20230422T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619918345 DTSTART:20230425T150000Z DTEND:20230425T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619919370 DTSTART:20230426T150000Z DTEND:20230426T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619921419 DTSTART:20230427T150000Z DTEND:20230427T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619922444 DTSTART:20230428T150000Z DTEND:20230428T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619924493 DTSTART:20230429T150000Z DTEND:20230429T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619925518 DTSTART:20230502T150000Z DTEND:20230502T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619927567 DTSTART:20230503T150000Z DTEND:20230503T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619929616 DTSTART:20230504T150000Z DTEND:20230504T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619930641 DTSTART:20230505T150000Z DTEND:20230505T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619932690 DTSTART:20230506T150000Z DTEND:20230506T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619933715 DTSTART:20230509T150000Z DTEND:20230509T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619935764 DTSTART:20230510T150000Z DTEND:20230510T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619936789 DTSTART:20230511T150000Z DTEND:20230511T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619938838 DTSTART:20230512T150000Z DTEND:20230512T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619939863 DTSTART:20230513T150000Z DTEND:20230513T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619941912 DTSTART:20230516T150000Z DTEND:20230516T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619942937 DTSTART:20230517T150000Z DTEND:20230517T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619944986 DTSTART:20230518T150000Z DTEND:20230518T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619947035 DTSTART:20230519T150000Z DTEND:20230519T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619948060 DTSTART:20230520T150000Z DTEND:20230520T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619950109 DTSTART:20230523T150000Z DTEND:20230523T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619952158 DTSTART:20230524T150000Z DTEND:20230524T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619953183 DTSTART:20230525T150000Z DTEND:20230525T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260810T165442Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42092619955232 DTSTART:20230526T150000Z DTEND:20230526T210000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Afiwa Afandalo’s ongoing project\, “Black Joy an d Healing\,” their upcoming exhibition\, “Narratives of Love” explor es how the concept of love manifests itself in her everyday life and inter actions and in that of the Black women around her. Born and raised in Togo \, Afiwa learned that the concept of love goes beyond the sphere of a roma ntic relationship. With these selected pieces\, Afiwa investigates how lov e shows up in everyday environments.\n\nAfiwa Afandalo '24\, a student art ist from the Bronx and Togo\, is currently a 3rd year undergraduate with d ouble majors in Africana Studies and Women\, Gender\, & Sexualities Studie s with a Studio Art and English double minors at Lehigh University. Intere sted in what it means to be a human being who happens to be Black and a wo man\, most of her works focus on creating spaces of affirmation\, comfort\ , joy\, and healing for Black girls and Black women. Her work has been sho wn in the Lehigh University Art Galleries Thinking Through Drawing: Digita l Community Exhibition Fall 2021\, Lehigh Art\, Architecture\, and Design Student Exhibition Spring 2022\, the Lehigh Institute on Critical Race and Ethnics Studies Art as Activism Spring 2022\, and Amaranth\, the Lehigh U niversity Literary Journal Spring 2022 Edition.\n\nRead more about Afiwa a nd her work on Lehigh University's student newspaper\, The Brown and White .\n\nAlso available to view May 26 - August 10\, 2023 by appointment. LOCATION:LUAG Lab\, LUAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center\, LUAG Lab\, L UAG Main Gallery\, Zoellner Arts Center SUMMARY:L ɔ l ɔ̃ ƒ e N y a w o (Narratives of Love) URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/l_l_e_n_y_a_w_o_narra tives_of_love END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR