African Heritage. 1992. Afrika Abney “During my tenure at Bell, African Heritage was prominently showcased in a brochure. This particular piece has a rich history, having been donated several years prior to my involvement, which adds to its significance and cultural value. I engaged in the art of Linocut, a printmaking method that is often referred to as lino printing or linoleum art. This technique is a derivative of the traditional woodcut process, utilizing a sheet of linoleum—occasionally affixed to a wooden block—as the relief surface for creating intricate designs and images.”
The purpose of this blog is to share information regarding the consulting services and work that Ms. Afrika Abney offers and provides since 1992.In 1992, she was a high school student and 15 years old. She is a consultant with over 17 years of professional experience in designing and implementing media campaigns for individuals, small businesses, and nonprofit organizations. She has worked with a variety of clients in the arts and entertainment, media, and non-profit industries.