Often misunderstood, multidisciplinary work is not about following a set path but about responding to creative instincts, merging different practices, and resisting easy categorization.

Expressionism Is Power — Ja’Mez Williams’ second solo exhibition in Montgomery, Alabama — explores racism, sexism, gender inequality, poverty, political instability, Black joy, and homophobia through 19 vibrant works. Rooted in personal legacy and influenced by Basquiat and Warhol, the show uses color as a language of self‑advocacy, solidarity, and collective consciousness. Closing on July 30, 2026, the exhibition honors his father’s enduring spirit while calling for a human‑race revolution, community, and empowerment.