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Artist
Mark Delmont
Social Media
@artlovetrap
Charity
The Village (FREE)DGE
Mark Delmont, an artist whose work bridges construction and creativity, draws on over a decade of experience in the construction industry. Born in Carol City, Florida, with Jamaican and Haitian roots, his art celebrates the resilience and contributions of Black and Brown communities through vibrant, narrative-driven works.
Mark’s contributions to the art world have earned him recognition on the cover of Miami’s Arts & Culture 2025 magazine, numerous prestigious grants, and residencies at MASS MoCA and the Atlantic Center for the Arts. His insights on art and social justice were highlighted during a panel discussion for the U.S. Attorney's Office, solidifying his role as a thought leader at the intersection of art and community.
Artist
Tiffany B Chanel
Social Media
@Tiffanybchanel
Charity
The Restoration Plaza
Tiffany B Chanel is a self-taught multidisciplinary artist and educator driven by passion and purpose. Her artistic journey began in 2012 with custom-painted sneakers, transitioning to fine art portraiture. A viral Instagram repost by Tamera Mowry catapulted her into the spotlight, solidifying her place in New York’s dynamic art scene. More recently, Tiffany has been exploring abstract art that challenges traditional boundaries and invites viewers into a transformative experience. Tiffany’s work has been commissioned by major brands like ESPN, NY Knicks, New York Islanders, HBO, Amazon Prime and TBS.
“The Restoration Plaza in Bed-Stuy holds a special place in my heart, as it has been a cornerstone of our community for decades. Their mission to close the racial wealth gap resonates deeply, ensuring that our voices are heard and our needs are met.”
Artist
Bryant Anthony
Social Media
@bee1ne_
Charity
TSC Foundation
“One local charity I deeply admire is The TSC Foundation. The TSC Foundation prioritizes health education, hunger support, anti-bullying, and grief support, honoring survivors and families in need. To support their vital work, volunteer your time, donate, or follow them on Facebook and Instagram @TheTSC_foundation. Together, we can make a difference!” - Bee1ne
Bryant Anthony, also known as Bee1ne (B1), is an artist hailing from Cleveland but currently residing in Columbus. His work is heavily influenced by his personal upbringing & experiences, street aesthetics, brand development and pop culture. But what sets him apart from other contemporary artists is his message of love and respect for others. Bee1ne's journey as an artist is still ongoing, but one thing is for sure – his message of love and lifestyle will continue to inspire and resonate with audiences around the world.
Artist
Debbi Snax
Social Media
@snaxink
Charity
Sisters of the Skies
Debbi Snax, a true Georgia peach, has been immersed in the South's rich artistic heritage her entire life. In 2013, Debbi transitioned to tattoo artistry, earning her first license after a year-long apprenticeship. Her artistic style redefines tradition, celebrating Black representation and challenging outdated norms. In 2023, Debbi launched Snax Ink Studios (SIS), a private art studio, where she continues to craft impactful visual narratives and contribute to Atlanta’s vibrant cultural landscape.
Debbi’s charity of choice is *Sisters of the Skies* which is a vital nonprofit for the community because it addresses the severe underrepresentation of Black women in aviation, a field where less than 1% of licensed pilots are Black women. By providing mentorship, scholarships, and resources, SOS breaks down systemic barriers, making aviation careers more accessible to young Black women who may have never envisioned themselves in the cockpit.
Artist
Marryam Moma
Social Media
@marryammomaart
Charity
HDDC
Marryam Moma, a Tanzanian-Nigerian analog collage artist based in Atlanta, holds a Bachelor of Architecture from Temple University's Tyler School of Art. The Hambidge Center awarded Moma a Distinguished Artist Fellowship, leading to her 2023 solo exhibition "ICONoclasts" at the Emma Darnell Aviation Museum. This series celebrates revolutionary Black figures through paper-cut elements. “As a visual artist whose practice centers on empowering and uplifting the Black body, the BHM 2025 "African Americans and Labor" theme deeply resonates with my artistic journey.” -Marryam.
“Through its vital preservation work in Atlanta, the Historic District Development Corporation (HDDC) embodies my passionate dedication to safeguarding Black cultural heritage. Founded in 1980 by Coretta Scott King and others, HDDC works tirelessly to prevent displacement and maintain the cultural fabric of the Martin Luther King Jr. Historic District and Old Fourth Ward.”
