Join us for an intimate and powerful artist talk with Fahamu Pecou as he discusses his latest exhibition at the Arthur Roger Gallery. "God Snapped when She Made Water and Black Women" serves as a profound tribute to the divine feminine and the essence of motherhood. Pecou explores the intersection of African spiritual constructs and contemporary Black identity, moving beyond narratives of death to celebrate the vibrancy of life. Throughout the discussion, Pecou provides deep insights into several key artworks, explaining his use of "conceptual realism" to challenge stereotypes and respectability politics while imbuing his work with ancestral spirit and personal narrative.