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When I was growing up a Rastaman was seen as a righteous and honourable man, an upstanding member of the community who garnered respect and admiration from his family and friends. A Rastaman was respected by everyone, even those who held different religious views, because of their resistance to Black oppression, dedication to clean living and their endless path to wisdom.

A collection of original pen and ink drawings, digitally manipulated, providing a rare view of Jon Judace art in colour and an even rarer use of digital art.
Details to follow...

The Dust has settled and the exhibition is over, Thursday night saw an explosion of South London Art in the heart of Hackney with new art collections from Amanda Denise Graham, Felix Price and Jon Judace.
All Artists displayed original collections, with some works put up for auction, the one night special held at NuDawn Hackney, ran from 7pm till midnight. The night included an exhibition and auction, with charity donations being made to the RNIB and FightforSight Charities.

The Differentiate Exhibition is just two weeks away, and proceedings are well underway.

A preparatory meeting for the upcoming exhibition, provided the perfect props for this snap captured today at NuDawn.

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Another monumental entry on my Life list can be ticked off soon, as I am curating my first exhibition.

It is every artists wish for their work to be seen in a gallery exhibition, so that alone would have been a dream for me, but to be able to manage the project of putting the whole thing together? is a lucid dream, by comparison.