Artist Extraordinaire Nayani Rose Lewis discusses her Journey with Art
I'm from South Central Los Angeles. I grew up in Leimert Park. I went to school in Culver City. My dad worked in Hollywood, so I really like LA as my home. I grew up all over the place.
My journey with art began for me before I was even born...
"It was always my safe space, so it will continue to be. It's like a passion. I have to do it. It's the way that I live, so it's just been from day to night. That's all I think about. That's all I do.“

It was always my safe space, so it will continue to be. It's like a passion. I have to do it. It's the way that I live, so it's just been from day to night. That's all I think about. That's all I do.
This clip is from Artworks: The Art of HBCU Art. Click here view the full film.
"Artworks" is made possible in part by The Citizens of Baltimore County and by the Ruth R. Marder Arts Endowment Fund, the Robert E. Meyerhoff and Rheda Becker Endowment for the Arts, The E.T. and Robert B. Rocklin Fund, The Henry and Ruth Blaustein Rosenberg Foundation Arts Endowment in memory of Ruth Marder.
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Production Credits
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Executive Producer
Travis Mitchell, SVP & Chief Content Officer -
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Producer(s)
T.L. Benton, Trae Mitchell -
Director
T.L. Benton, Managing director of content, Troy Mosley -
Cinematography
T.L. Benton, Trae Mitchell -
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T.L. Benton, Trae Mitchell -
Copyright
Maryland Public Television (MPT)
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