Letitia Fraser's guest appearances

Letitia Fraser

Blackout Podcast

Art Pays Me

BLK SCOTIAN; BLK ART: Unfinished Work Podcast (Season One)

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Interdisciplinary Artist, Letitia Fraser discusses her roots as an artist, her experience in art school and why Black portrait artists are important right now. We also talk about why staying independent of galleries can be a good thing for artists. Letitia Online  Website Instagram Facebook 

Interdisciplinary Artist, Letitia Fraser discusses her roots as an artist, her experience in art school and why Black portrait artists are important right now. We also talk about why staying independent of galleries can be a good thing for artists. Letitia Online <ul> <li><a href="https://www.letitiafraser.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Website</a></li> <li><a href="https://www.instagram.com/newscotlandblack/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a></li> <li><a href="https://www.facebook.com/newscotlandblack" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a></li> </ul>

On this episode, the ever-brilliant Letitia Fraser joins hosts, I’thandi, Kate and Kordeena. Together we unwrap the complexities of being black in institutions and the wealth of inspiration we draw as artists from our deep African Nova Scotian roots.

On this episode, the ever-brilliant Letitia Fraser joins hosts, I’thandi, Kate and Kordeena. Together we unwrap the complexities of being black in institutions and the wealth of inspiration we draw as artists from our deep African Nova Scotian roots.

Episode 3: Art School with Letitia Fraser

Letitia Fraser is a figurative artist born and raised in Halifax Nova Scotia. Letitia is a proud descendant of North Preston. Coming from a long line of Artists. Her artistic interest was shown early in life. Her interest matured during her high school years driving her desire to continue to NSCAD, where she is a recent graduate.Her artwork has been featured in exhibits at the Black Cultural Centre of Nova Scotia, the Freedom Festival Art Exhibit coordinated by the African Nova Scotian Music Association; and several exhibits by the Black Artist Network of Nova Scotia (2014-2017). In 2011 she illustrated images for “The Journey Continues; An Atlantic Canada Black experience.” Written by Craig M. Smith.In 2018 Letitia had the opportunity to have her artwork published alongside other women in Understorey Magazines 12th issue dedicated to African Nova Scotian Women. She was recently given the Nova Scotia Arts Endowment Fund Scholarship and the 2018 RBC Emerging Artist Award from Nova Scotia Talent Trust.In February of 2019, Letitia was featured on the cover of The Coast, and interviewed by CBC for her first solo, graduate exhibition Mommay's Patches, at the Anna Leonowens Gallery.Check her out @newscotlandblack

Letitia Fraser is a figurative artist born and raised in Halifax Nova Scotia. Letitia is a proud descendant of North Preston. Coming from a long line of Artists. Her artistic interest was shown early in life. Her interest matured during her high school years driving her desire to continue to NSCAD, where she is a recent graduate.Her artwork has been featured in exhibits at the Black Cultural Centre of Nova Scotia, the Freedom Festival Art Exhibit coordinated by the African Nova Scotian Music Association; and several exhibits by the Black Artist Network of Nova Scotia (2014-2017). In 2011 she illustrated images for “The Journey Continues; An Atlantic Canada Black experience.” Written by Craig M. Smith.In 2018 Letitia had the opportunity to have her artwork published alongside other women in Understorey Magazines 12th issue dedicated to African Nova Scotian Women. She was recently given the Nova Scotia Arts Endowment Fund Scholarship and the 2018 RBC Emerging Artist Award from Nova Scotia Talent Trust.In February of 2019, Letitia was featured on the cover of The Coast, and interviewed by CBC for her first solo, graduate exhibition Mommay's Patches, at the Anna Leonowens Gallery.Check her out <a href="http://instagram.com/newscotlandblack" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@newscotlandblack</a>