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URUBA SLAUGHTER
Abstract artist

URUBA SLAUGHTER Abstract artist URUBA SLAUGHTER Abstract artist URUBA SLAUGHTER Abstract artist

URUBA SLAUGHTER
Abstract artist

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URUBA SLAUGHTER

URUBA SLAUGHTER

Born in New York City and currently residing in St. Louis, MO, Uruba is a professional artist whose focus is abstractions. Her use of custom textures and acrylic colors enables her to portray visions with commanding depth. Uruba’s passion for becoming an artist was put on hold for over 20 years as she was completely engrossed with her role as wife and mother of four.
Now with an empty nest, she has found the time and attention to focus her spirit and energy into her creative works.

In 2013, she was diagnosed with a brain aneurysm. She found that her uses of receptive meditation and reflection allowed her to accurately reflect her emotions, experience and power to flow through colors, texture, and meaning that flow onto the canvas.
This process was therapeutic and by December 2018 she had painted that aneurysm away, which was to the awe and surprise of her Physicians.
In that time Uruba has amassed a catalogue of original masterpieces that can never be duplicated, her art is not about defined patterns it is purely from the inside out! Each work is created with colors, texture , and acrylic created by her personally developed sponging technique none of her pieces follow a defined plan or pattern.

URUBA SLAUGHTER

URUBA SLAUGHTER

URUBA SLAUGHTER

 

Essence Magazine


"7 Contemporary Black Women Painters To Watch" 

By Daria Simone Harper



"
Uruba Slaughter’s captivating abstract paintings remind viewers of the important role Black artists play in the field of abstraction. Slaughter’s works are characterized by rich colors and textures which resemble natural elements like stone. Her use of the rough surface is informed by her experience overcoming a serious health issue, thanks to her artistic practice. This element serves as a metaphor for several contrasts explored throughout Slaughter’s work, such as life/death and pain/beauty"




https://www.essence.com/entertainment/only-essence/7-black-painters-to-know/

URUBA SLAUGHTER

URUBA SLAUGHTER

URUBA SLAUGHTER

 

Black Art in America


"10 Breakthrough Women Artists As Polled 

By Black-Owned Art Galleries"

By Shantay Robinson 



"When figures aren’t enough and there are no words to heal the suffering, abstraction is used in its place. Uruba Slaughter surpassed an aneurysm through abstract painting. Her custom textures depict the suffering of one in pain but who is willing to overcome humanity’s suffering in order to see beauty. The colorful and contrasted canvases she creates depict the darkness to light the artist has endured. And the texture tells of the struggle it took to get there. Her canvases scream for relief from the pains of ordinary life as well of those of extreme circumstances. The simplicity and complexity on the canvases she creates speak to life as well as death. The morbid and the light. The pain and beauty. When figures aren’t enough to depict the circumstances of life, colors placed with texture on a canvas might be the only thing left to tell of the fortitude it takes to overcome. Slaughter’s canvases convince of the painstaking care the artist can take to deliver that message." 



 https://www.blackartinamerica.com/index.php/2020/02/27/10-breakthrough-women-artists-as-polled-by-black-owned-art-galleries/ 

CUSTOM TEXTURES

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Exhibitions / Features





Essence Magazine

7 Contemporary Black Women Painters To Watch 

Daria Simone Harper

Oct. 22, 2021



Inability to Fathom

Empire Arts Gallery

July -  Aug. 2021



Black News Channel 

   Being A Woman

   May 28, 2020



Black Art in America 

10 Breakthrough Women Artists 

As Polled By Black-Owned Art Galleries 

Shantay Robinson 

Feb. 2020 



 Zuka Arts Guild Presents:

A Cathartic Experience

14th Street Gallery

 Nov. 2019



The Abstract Connections: 

Near and Far Exhibition

The Ollie Collection -10th Street Gallery

Sept. - Nov. 2019


 


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