Exhibit to showcase Black joy, health and creativity through art

Exhibit to showcase Black joy, health and creativity through art Black Health Commission founder and executive director Rebecca Desir joins WESH 2’s Jason Guy to detail the inaugural BLK Joy Art Exhibit’s promise to inspire and uplift Updated: 11:09 AM EST Feb 20, 2025 CONTINUE HERE IN CENTRAL FLORIDA WITH THE BLACK JOY ART EXHIBIT. IT’S ALL ABOUT CELEBRATING BLACK CULTURE THROUGH ART, OFFERING AN EXPERIENCE THAT HONORS HERITAGE AND HEALTH. JOINING US THIS MORNING IS THE FOUNDER AND EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE BLACK HEALTH COMMISSION, REBECCA DESIR. GOOD TO SEE YOU, REBECCA. GOOD TO SEE YOU TOO. HOW ARE YOU? VERY WELL. SO OUR COMMUNITY IS READY TO JUMP INTO NEW EVENTS, ESPECIALLY WHEN WE’RE TALKING ART. WHAT IS THE BLACK JOY ART EXHIBIT? YES. SO THE BLACK JOY ART EXHIBIT IS AN OPPORTUNITY FOR US TO HIGHLIGHT SOME OF OUR AMAZING ARTISTS HERE IN ORLANDO, AND REALLY TYING IN THE ART AND WELLNESS PIECE. IT’S AN EXTENSION OF OUR BLACK JOY FESTIVAL, WHICH WE HOST EVERY YEAR IN AUGUST. SO THIS IS AN OPPORTUNITY FOR US TO REALLY HIGHLIGHT THE ARTISTS HERE AND BEING ABLE TO SHARE WHAT THEIR EXPRESSION OF JOY IS AND WHAT ARE THE TYPES...