This presentation will explore the energy of colors and the feelings they have the power to evoke through abstract art creations.

Danielle M. Chery is a self-trained artist based in Brooklyn, NY. She is the founder of the award-winning home decor business DMC Original Art, which has been recognized in national magazine and newspaper publications, including the Yoga Journal, NY Amsterdam News, and the LA Sentinel.

Danielle creates functional abstract art for residential and commercial spaces and draws inspiration from the colorful flow of nature. She uses a fluid art technique as a moving meditation practice to create abstract marble-like designs on wooden and ceramic materials with acrylic paints and epoxy resin. Danielle is also a teaching artist, partnering with community-based organizations to facilitate classes for youth, adults, and senior citizens. Most recently, she has been collaborating with Sing for Hope to design and paint pianos with senior citizens in NYC.

Additionally, Danielle has years of experience as a published children’s author, English as a Second Language teacher for adults, nonprofit manager of volunteer events, and Community School Director. She values community, collaboration, and using artistic expression as a way to heal and connect with others.

Where: Online

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Artivism: The Power of Art for Social Transformation is jointly sponsored by Adelphi University, Sing for Hope, and the Gottesman Libraries. A movement with committed social artivists, Artivism: The Power of Art Social Transformation, grew out of Illuminations of Social Imagination: Learning From Maxine Greene, (Dio Press, 2019), edited by Teachers College alumni Courtney Weida and Carolina Cambronero-Varela, and Dolapo Adeniji-Neill, of Adelphi University.