QUINCY, Fla. (WTXL) — Bwembya’s Market in downtown Quincy is inviting artists of all ages to participate in its second annual art contest, celebrating Black History Month through artwork inspired by food and Black and African influences
- The contest theme, “Food Around the World: Black American and African Influence on Food,” highlights the connection between culture, identity, and history.
- Artists may submit one piece, with photography and mixed media accepted and submissions due by January 31, 2026.
- Watch the video below to learn how the contest supports local artists and why organizers say community involvement is key.
BROADCAST TRANSCRIPT:
Bwembya’s Market in downtown Quincy is once again putting creativity and culture on display with its second annual art contest. I’m Tatyana Purifoy, your Quincy neighborhood reporter, and the theme highlights the powerful connection between food, identity, and Black and African influences around the world.
The contest is part of Black History Month and invites artists of all ages to submit work inspired by “Food Around the World: Black American and African Influence on Food.” Organizers say the goal is to highlight identity, history, and storytelling through art…