Globally amplifying creative perspectives that matter.
Chief Xian aTunde Adjuah
2019, Yoshi’s Oakland
Photography: Michole Forks
Through our print publications we took our readers on a visual exploration of typography, composition, and art for the most deliberate visceral experience. With our curated events we engaged directly with our community to foster moments of inspiration, dialogue and connectivity.
Visual Storytelling
In a constantly evolving spectrum of lived experiences, we deserve stories that delve into our core. At Umber we highlight the global perspectives of Black people and people of color from around the world through media that creatively promotes discovery, inspiration, and reflection with the power of storytelling.
Pictured above (photographer)
Amos Kennedy Jr. (Jenny Zhou), Ashara Ekundayo (Demondre Ward), Saul Williams (Pamela Torno), Douglas Miles Jr. (Douglas Miles Sr.), Jazzi McGilbert (Adam Davis), Deanna Van Buren (Pamela Torno), Edgar Villenueva (Poochie Collins) and Xazmine (Michole Forks)
