Left: Kriss Munsya, *Syracuse. Genetic Bomb*, 2022. Courtesy of the Artist and Gallery Jones.
Right: Ngadi Smart, *Kroo Bay Community in Freetown, Sierra Leone*, from the *Wata Na Life* series, 2021. Courtesy of the Artist.
Site photo: Khim Mata Hipol. Installation mock-up: Robert Marks

Collin Patrick, *Untitled (the scent of fossil fuels on ancestral lands)*, 2024, inkjet print, 121.9 x 121.9 cm. Courtesy of Artist and Yutaro Fukuhara, Vancouver.

Delali Cofie, *Sunday Afternoon - Sisters in the Courtyard*, 2021, inkjet print, 60 x 78 cm. Courtesy of the Artist.

Left: Kriss Munsya, Syracuse. Genetic Bomb, 2022. Courtesy of the Artist and Gallery Jones.
Right: Ngadi Smart, Kroo Bay Community in Freetown, Sierra Leone, from the Wata Na Life series, 2021. Courtesy of the Artist.
Site photo: Khim Mata Hipol. Installation mock-up: Robert Marks

Collin Patrick, Untitled (the scent of fossil fuels on ancestral lands), 2024, inkjet print, 121.9 x 121.9 cm. Courtesy of Artist and Yutaro Fukuhara, Vancouver.

Delali Cofie, Sunday Afternoon - Sisters in the Courtyard, 2021, inkjet print, 60 x 78 cm. Courtesy of the Artist.

The Black Arts Centre

The Black Arts Centre (BLAC) is an artist-run centre, cultural hub and community space owned and operated by Black youth in Surrey, BC. BLAC exists to support and celebrate Black art and artists across disciplines at a local, national and international scale.

Existing at the intersection of art, community, and culture, BLAC hosts exhibitions, performances, events, workshops and other diverse programming. This multifaceted approach provides infrastructure for Black art, creativity, and imagination.