Not Afraid Gallery - Art Against Racism

Art Against Racism, a 501(c)(3) 0rganization

Not Afraid Gallery

Displayed from January 6, 2026 to February 28, 2026

West Windsor Arts and Art Against Racism, (both 501(c)(3) organizations), invited artists to submit artwork for Not Afraid, a juried exhibition of work that empowers artists to explore the intersection of identity and culture.

Colorful abstract painting of figures lifting dumbbells with butterflies scattered throughout

Transformation by Rupa Sanbui

SOUL OF A QUEEN by ARTIST LoMo

painting of 3-D red face sinking into a dark background decorated with stars

Black and White and Red All Over by James Dupree

Vibrant symmetrical fox‑like face with bold geometric patterns.

Not Afraid to be Seen by Sharon Joag

oil painting of a man sitting on a stationary motor bike

Rob Low by Tehyla Richman

Colorful folk‑art scene with five stylized deer in a circular frame surrounded by human silhouettes and patterned trees

Horizons of Harmony by Shaily Jha

Abstract acrylic painting of a thunderstorm with layered blue, yellow, green, and red textures

After The Storm by Seema Bhattacharjee

Colorful painting showing fist‑bump hands above the phrase ‘you got this,’ with hands holding puzzle pieces and a key.

You Got This by Rupa Sanbui

Two abstract human figures in patterned garments standing before a textured purple‑orange background with a sun‑like circle

Courage Walks With Us by Paulette Saunders

Quilling art of colorful butterflies flying around a floral globe.

Rise Together by Nalini Goel

Intricate monochrome-and-color illustration of a horned figure in a suit surrounded by symmetrical faces and patterns, with small text elements incorporated

Maga Naga by James Dupree

An expressive painting of five women with raised fists and open mouths as if chanting, set against a warm orange background. The words “Not Afraid” appear at the bottom.

We Are Not Afraid by Pam Krimsky

A surreal painting of three overlapping figures, one in a green sports bra and baggy pants, set against a dark landscape with a large pyramid in the background.

Ma’s Tricks by Mckayla Jones

oil painting of trees with a city (Manhattan) in the background.

Overlook Terrace Looking East by Barbara Weinfield

An abstract painting of a faceless, multicolored female figure standing before a dark silhouette shape, with textured red and yellow flowers in the foreground against a warm orange background.

Unshackled by Spriha Gupta

A colorful portrait of a person with multicolored hair, floral accessories, and a patterned pink background.

The Muse by E. Escobar

Layered felt artwork with bright colors, stitched patterns, and loose red yarn strands.

Solidarity II by Felicia L Reed

Abstract painting with bold red, purple, orange, and yellow brushstrokes

Harmony In Diversity by Zakia Ahmed

Painting of a woman in a maroon garment standing in a weathered doorway, looking outward.

Article 370 by Anne Helena Stephen

Illustration of schoolchildren in uniform lining up beside a busy urban street with traffic and tall buildings

MISCHIEF by Sejal Ashar

a young boy walks on a path surrounded by tall thin trees

Moving Forward by Rupa Sanbui

Abstract face rendered in red, black, and white with dense dotted patterns

Slave Code by Joshua Kramb

Surreal painting of a robed figure standing on a pink lotus, facing a glowing sun at the end of a winding golden path framed by a keyhole-shaped opening, with four monkeys seated on blue lotus pads in the foreground

Be the change by Medha Atre-Kulkarni

Abstract painting of a bridge made from intersecting diagonal lines, set against a vibrant blue, yellow, and green background

All the World is a Narrow Bridge by Eleni Litt

Painting of tall, colorful grass-like plants swaying in the foreground under a crescent moon, set against a textured night sky in deep blues, greens, and yellows.

Finding Courage by Bettina

An abstract artwork made of side‑by‑side panels filled with layered geometric shapes in bold colors, with a small crescent moon in the middle section.

Courageous Dreams by Bettina

Abstract painting with colorful swirling shapes layered over muted rectangular blocks.

Remnants of a Life by Irene Freeman

mixed media collage of documents, newspaper headlines, protest imagery, and the stars and stripes of the American flag scattered throughout

Tattered Promises by Debbie Gibbs

Abstract painting with dark, swirling colors and faint human-like shapes emerging from the background.

Ancestors by Daisy Cohen

oil painting of kids holding hands, playing, and chatting on a sidewalk

All Of Us by Pam Potenza

Mosaic art of four faces: George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, and Philando Castile.

Black Lives Matter 1 by Robin Brownfield

Shadow box artwork filled with vintage objects, photos, and small keepsakes arranged in compartments.

Migration is an Act of Courage by Jennifer Wright

Illustration of several hands reaching toward a central heart with branches growing from it.

This Time by Susan Hoenig

Colorful abstract drawing of two stylized faces outlined with bold, overlapping lines.

Family Photo by Tom Chiola

Painting of a person seen from behind, standing under soft, pastel-colored umbrellas.

Into the Storm by Sheri Roseman

Painting of a person sitting on stone steps with two white shopping bags beside them.

Live Life by Sheri Roseman

Colorful, densely detailed painting filled with symbolic figures, objects, and decorative elements arranged in a busy composition.

Milagros by Susanne Pitak Davis