KAJE Creative was honored to present the work of Deirdre Washington-Marin as part of The Black Woman Is God: United States, God Damn at The Marlowe Gallery.

Washington-Marin’s featured works—Woman in Bloom 3 and Untitled – Woman—center Black womanhood as sacred, resilient, and generative. Grounded in spiritual authority and reflection, these paintings stand as visual affirmations of Black women as truth-holders, culture-bearers, and architects of liberation. Her work embodies resistance—not only to systemic violence and erasure, but to silence itself—transforming pain into purpose and courage into creation.

Inspired by the enduring urgency of Mississippi Goddam by Nina Simone, the exhibition brought together 43 artists whose works confronted tyranny with boldness and clarity. Within this powerful collective, Washington-Marin’s contributions offered both reverence and resolve—an insistence on beauty, growth, and sovereignty amid struggle.

As the exhibition closes, KAJE Creative invites collectors, curators, and institutions to inquire about available works by Deirdre Washington-Marin and opportunities to support and acquire pieces from this body of work.

For sales inquiries, private viewings, or further information, please contact KAJE Creative directly.