AVIATRIX: Art Exhibition & Day Party

Join us for the public debut of Ken Shep’s AVIATRIX series, presented by DND Infinity Group at Workhouse Arts Center. Join us for TAKEOFF: AVIATRIX Day Party , the public debut of a groundbreaking new solo exhibition by multidisciplinary artist Ken "Tsunami" Shep , presented by DND Infinity Group . AVIATRIX pulls back the curtain on a hidden chapter of American history, honoring the vital women whose labor, strength, and resilience sustained the legacy of the Tuskegee Airmen. Blending fine art with interactive augmented reality, Shep’s mixed-media works reimagine "flight" as both a physical achievement and a social triumph. Event Highlights & Activities: Early Arrival Perk: The first 20 guests to arrive receive an exclusive AVIATRIX Gift Bag (includes custom stickers, collectible pins, & an extra raffle ticket) ! Solo Exhibition Debut: Premiere viewing of original AVIATRIX works & interactive AR experiences. Family-Friendly Fun: On-site mini-golf for attendees of all ages. Day Party Vibe: Live music, curated entertainment, and a vibrant social experience. Refreshments: Complimentary light refreshments provided. On-Site Raffle: Submissions open upon arrival (Please note: Event registration does not guarantee entry into the raffle) . Easy Access: Ample free on-site parking with full ADA accessibility directly into Building 10. Artist Meet-and-Greet: Connect directly with Ken Shep. About the Artist: Ken Shep Website: dndinfinitygroup.com Instagram: @kenshepstudios Afro-Cuban artist Ken “Tsunami” Shep emerges as a force unbound by convention, effortlessly navigating through a myriad of mediums to craft his visionary masterpieces. From digital art to metalwork, acrylics, and oils, Tsunami's creative prowess draws inspiration from spirituality, futurism, science fiction, and metaphysics. His work has gained international acclaim at the London Art Biennale and has been celebrated by cultural luminaries including Kanye West, Cardi B, and Rick Ross. "Everything is Art. It’s necessary. It’s in everything. It’s the closest thing to being like God. Why? Because you’re the creator." — Ken Shep