By John Obafemi Jones — Artist & Cultural Legacy Advocate The Art of the In-Between Across continents and generations, artists from diasporic backgrounds are painting what it feels like to live between worlds. Neither fully at home in the ancestral land nor entirely assimilated into the adopted culture, these artists inhabit an in-between space—a fluid identity that resists confinement. Consider the Caribbean-British artist who layers ancestral color with urban rhythm. The

“It’s We Who Wear the Mask.” 2023 Mix media 16” x 20” $500.00 The mixed media painting "It is We Who Wear the Mask" is a tribute to the...