Globally amplifying creative perspectives that matter.
Chief Xian aTunde Adjuah
2019, Yoshi’s Oakland
Photography: Michole Forks
Umber engages readers through print media, offering a rich visual journey into typography, composition, and art for an intentionally visceral and tactile experience. Through in-person events and curated digital content, we foster connections with a global network of creators and innovators, inspiring collective discovery and meaningful dialogue.
Visual Storytelling
In an ever-evolving world of lived experiences, we deserve stories that delve deeply into the essence of who we are. At Umber, we amplify the global perspectives of Black people and people of color through media that fosters discovery, reflection, and a reimagining of culture—powered by the art 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)
