Exodus From Iniquity: A Solo Exhibition by Tijera Williams

The Hill Street Country Club launches 9th season with a new solo show highlighting the Black women’s lens

Born out of experience and passion, multidisciplinary artist Tijera Williams’ new photography exhibit Exodus From Iniquity explores material both deeply personal yet painfully universal. Existing at the heart of The Hill Street Country Club’s mantra that art is personal, Williams’ work explores what happens when loss takes place within blurred lines and a warped sense of time. The new exhibit delves into what follows as the artist heals and evolves in real time. Tijera Williams’ exhibition Exodus From Iniquity opens February 20, 2021

Exodus From Iniquity runs from February 20th to April 10th in Hill Street’s Oceanside gallery and online in an innovative virtual imagining of the show. Over the last year the staff at the gallery and program space has maintained and adapted its role in the San Diego County arts ecosystem by crafting an expanded online presence. When in-person gatherings were limited they featured online exhibitions and a platform for artists to sell their work. Williams’ exhibit will include a virtual opening reception on February 20, 2021 from 5p-7p and the show itself will be open to the public via in-person appointments and online through a virtual exhibit space. Hill Street’s all women of color creative team has crafted an online experience that showcases this deeply personal work in a way that is accessible to the San Diego region and beyond.

For more information, visit the Hill Street Country Club site. 

Click here to register for the live zoom opening reception + art talk for ‘Exodus From Iniquity’ by Tijera Williams

This Saturday’s opening reception will be hosted by, Robyne Robinson( @fivexfivepublicartconsultants ). Robyne is an Emmy-winning news broadcaster who serves as Public Art Coordinator for the City of Carlsbad, Principal Art Consultant for fiveXfive Public Art, Art of the West Magazine contributor, jewelry designer, former Director of Arts as MSP airport, and was the first African American prime time news anchor in the state of Minnesota!