Jomani Danielle is a Brooklyn Based curator intent on maintaining the authenticity and vivacious spirit of contemporary artists that she partners with. Her curations focus on utilizing visual art as a catalyst for communication and for social introspection.
Recent Exhibitions
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Oh The Places You'll Go: Solo Exhibition of Old Art Soul
Oh The Places You’ll Go was the solo exhibition of Old Art Soul. It’s opening in March served as a fundraiser and paid homage to Women’s History Month. Serving as a platform to showcase her artistic journey and to inspire others, Soul partnered with Africa Everything, a grassroots organization that raises funds for the Gbekebii School of Jamestown, Accra.
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Let Black Folks Feel: An All Black Group Exhibition
During May- Mental Health Month, Let Black Folks Feel was an exhibition dedicated to the beautiful myriad of emotions that capture the Black experience. It’s purpose was to bring awareness to the often-overlooked mental health crisis in the Black community and ignite discussion around what it means to let ourselves feel? But most importantly, what does it feel like to let ourselves heal?
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Lyme and Coconut: An All Black Group Exhibition
June is a month full of celebrating multiple communities and cultures. Whether it be Juneteenth festivities, Pride celebrations, or the celebration of Caribbean Heritage it is packed with engagement and opportunities to connect and grow in appreciation of creatives and culture shifters from all walks of life. In celebration of Caribbean Heritage Month, Jomani Danielle had teamed up with Lips Cafe to curate an exhibition that contains a diverse group of artists.