In this episode of The Pulse Podcast, we’re joined by the inspiring Sabrina Nelson! Dive into an intimate conversation with Sabrina, an accomplished artist, educator, and advocate whose work spans over three decades. Sabrina shares her journey in the art world, offering insights into her creative process, the role of community in her work, and how she uses her art as a vehicle for social change.

Sabrina Nelson is a celebrated Detroit-based artist, educator, and cultural advocate whose work spans over three decades. Known for her evocative visual storytelling, Sabrina uses her art to explore themes of identity, social justice, and community empowerment. Her pieces, often rich in symbolism and narrative, aim to reclaim space for marginalized voices and spark conversations around cultural and societal issues.

In addition to her art practice, Sabrina is a dedicated educator and mentor, guiding emerging artists and fostering creative growth within her community. She has taught at several institutions and actively contributes to Detroit’s vibrant art scene, inspiring others through both her powerful artwork and her commitment to social change. Sabrina’s influence reaches beyond her art; she embodies the role of an activist, using her platform to challenge perceptions and uplift the voices of those often unheard.

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