Ray Felix
Ray Felix
Embedded Files
Black Lives Matter—June 2, 2020, #222, Scream, 2020
Archival inkjet print
24 x 18 inches framed
$500
Unframed prints up to an edition of 8 available at $400 (10% of the artist's portion will go to In Our Own Voices)
Black Lives Matter—May 31, 2020, #404, Power Couple, 2020
Archival inkjet print
24 x 18 inches framed
$500
Unframed prints up to an edition of 8 available at $400 (10% of the artist's portion will go to In Our Own Voices)
Black Lives Matter—June 2, 2020 #543, Family, 2020
Archival inkjet print
24 x 18 inches framed
$500
Unframed prints up to an edition of 8 available at $400 (10% of the artist's portion will go to In Our Own Voices)
Black Trans Lives Matter—June 21, 2020 #307, Speaker in the Crowd, 2020
Archival inkjet print
24 x 18 inches framed
$500
Unframed prints up to an edition of 8 available at $400 (10% of the artist's portion will go to In Our Own Voices)
"As this recent surge in the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement emerged in June, the recognized month of Pride for the LGBTQ+ community, many in our Queer community have rallied alongside BLM in solidarity, and a burgeoning Black Trans Lives Matter movement has solidified a powerful identity. While eliminating racial injustice has been the main priority, more people are becoming aware of the need for full equality across the spectrum for everyone. These photos are images from protests addressing racial inequities including the deeply rooted systemic ones embedded within the institutions of our society and most importantly within the police and our justice system."
Ray Felix is a photographic and mixed media artist from Philadelphia and currently living in Upstate NY. He holds a BFA in painting and photography from MICA and an MFA from University at Albany. He is primarily working in fine art and commercial photography for which he has received numerous awards. His work is included in the permanent collections of Albany Institute of History and Art, The University Museum, and The Kinsey Institute.
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