Just a month after the opening of LEROI: Living in Color, LeRoi Johnson is heading to New York City as an invited artist in the NO BOUNDARIES International Artists’ Artworks New York City Exhibition.

Dec. 20 – Jan. 10 Education and Art Forum 36W 44th St. Unit 707

“I am honored to be invited to this exhibition and look forward to reconnecting with my fellow artists from their international locales of the Philippines, Russia, Korea, Sweden, and more.
I am only taking one painting to this exhibit. I want to keep things simple in balancing my Burchfield Penney Art Center Retrospective with the No Boundaries Show. It is a piece I finished recently, so it has not yet been on public display….
It’s a 20 x 20 oil and acrylic on canvas—part of my Colored People Series. I cleverly titled it “Colored People 2022!”

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