More than 60 years after her death at the age of 52, the display features her iconic designs, along with letters, interviews, and documents that take an intimate look at her too-short life.
Kent has become a mentor for emerging artists, a lodestar for people looking to navigate the art world, and a liaison between working artists and collectors.
The foundation focuses on giving money directly to creatives, and requires that projects be public facing, community oriented, and often led by a local artist.
Interior pieces by artists including SHAN Wallace, Ernest Shaw, and mother-son duo Oletha DeVane and Christopher Kojzar have one mission: to bridge the gap between the old Lexington and the new.
With the Asian Pasifika Arts Collective, Tipon uses art to advocate for AAPI representation in everyday life while building cross-community relationships.
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