Stacie Monday Solo Exhibition

Stacie  Monday is a self taught artist from Tulsa, OK. She began painting in  2014 and her primary medium is acrylics. The purpose of her work is to  celebrate African American women and to be an activist in her  community. Her work includes her individual struggles, experiences, and  lessons learned as a Black woman in America. Monday focuses on promoting  positive narratives of Black women and paints to change the negative  views and stereotypes that they face through storytelling and advocating  equitable representation in visual culture.

Monday  has exhibited her work in many art shows across the country. In 2018  she won 3rd place in acrylic art in the Lenora Rolla Black History Month  show. Monday was also a participating artist for the Affirmations art  show located at the South Dallas Cultural Center, and had a residency  and solo show at Sunset Art Studios. She completed two murals, one at  the Bath House Cultural Center in Dallas and the other at Mag and May  luxury apartments in Fort Worth, TX. Monday's work was on display at the  African American Museum of Dallas. This will be Monday's second solo exhibition with Pencil on Paper Gallery. 

As a supporter of museums, galleries, and organizations, Frazier continually creates bodies of work that illustrate historical moments and present Black experiences that not only educate but unite communities at large. Newly created works will debut in Frank Frazier’s exhibition, “I Still Ain’t Got No Damn 40 Acres and Where’s the Damn Mule” at Pencil on Paper Gallery's new location in the Design District. On view now through July 20, 2022.