The ability to create is a gift. My job is to perfect the gift every time I have the opportunity. Being a good steward of my creativity is just as important as the outcome of an art piece. At the end of a work, my hope is that you see His glory because I do not create alone. Creating is holding hands with YHWH with the work being its manifestation. A true reflection of that connection and His greatest creations, the People.
Create
For The
People.
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Pre-Order Print
Pre-order print of Malik el-Shabazz (Malcolm X) on museum-quality thick matte paper. Each poster is printed with multicolor, water-based inkjet printing technique that yields brilliant prints to brighten up any room.
18 × 18 Inches
Paper thickness: 10.3 mil (0.26 mm)
Paper weight: 189 g/m²
Opacity: 94%
ISO brightness: 104
This is a limited run print pre-order of 50. Pre-orders will be accepted through 6/19/2026. Orders will start fulfillment after 6/19/2026. Complete with Certificate of Authenticity and Signed Prints by Brother Joshua.
LIMITED
EDITION OF 50
Recent Exhibitions
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Harlem Fine Arts Show
NEW YORK CITY, NY
The Harlem Fine Arts Show celebrates artists from all over the world that showcase the beauty of the African diaspora.
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Southwest Black Art Show
DALLAS, TX
The Southwest Black Art Show brings together African American artists from across the United States, along with collectors, scholars, and art enthusiasts for a dynamic weekend centered on artistic excellence, cultural legacy, and community engagement. -
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Poetry and Chill Art Show
OKLAHOMA CITY, OK
A local event that showcased the artwork of Brother Joshua and other talented artists in the Oklahoma City area.
Curations
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Colours
A curation of different works that take on contrasting colours to provide a vibrant and unique artistic journey.
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"White Boy"
An incisive exploration of identity and positionality, examining the component of whiteness while raised within predominantly Black communities, where immersion shapes perspective and being; and introspection into tension between proximity and privilege, challenging assumptions about belonging, understanding, and responsibility.
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Kill Jim Crow
A timely inspection into the layered effects of systemic racism and how institutions continue to purvey and implement methods to suppress individuals of Black and Brown descent in America.
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TO BE CONTINUED
A visual allegory of how mass incarceration effects BIPOC communities, and continues the lineage of slavery even today.
ART HAS THE ABILITY TO TRANSFORM AND INSPIRE YOUR STEPS.
