Quadre Curry

 Hey there!
My name is Quadre A. Curry and it is truly a pleasure make your acquaintance. I am a Painter, Graphic Designer, and budding animator. Throughout my entire life art has always been my passion. Over the years by collaborating with other artist and working on some of my own projects I have been able to grow my craft and continuously push myself as an artist.

It's my goal to use these gifts to impact the way we think and discuss the world of social justice. I believe there's a lot of change that can come out of pushing forth progressive media. By choosing to focus my work around people of color, the issues they face, and the visions of future we conceptualize, I allow my work to off guidance on how to move forward.

 By some force of random fate you have found yourself on my website. Although, to be honest, I am sure it was no accident. Enjoy the art and take a look at my various Portfolios.  Also, check back periodically for updates as the site is constantly updated.

Born in Detroit, MI in 1997

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Past Exhibitions 
2020-Present

April of 2021

This event as a joint Art Exhibition featuring over 60 works of Detroit Artist. I showed three pieces. This show served as my entry into the Detroit art scene when it comes to selling printings. This was also my way of introducing my Gold series to the world.

Past Exhibitions
​2018-2020

While I consider myself to only be at the beginning of my artistic journey, I have had some opportunities to show my work very early in my career. While in the city of Albany I entrenched myself into the artistic community there and got involved in events that were taking place. I had the pleasure of being apart of a joint art show and eventually hosting my own. I also had the privilege of performing live art work for a few live jazz events for the music loving community. 

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I am a Man Art Exhibit
February of 2018 - Group Exhibition

I will always be grateful for having had the opportunity to exhibit my work among so many other talented black male artist! As I was the youngest artist there, I truly took the experience as an opportunity to learn from more seasoned artist.  All of us together were able to present a well rounded and eclectic view of art that black men produce of multiple forms of media. Throughout my time in Albany those same men served as a supportive network for me and the career path I was trying to build for myself. It was that exhibition that planted the idea in my head to later push myself to get tot their level of influence and expertise. 

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The Road Not Taken
September 2019

A year after my first Exhibition I worked with the late Femi Anderson to start the groundwork for my very first solo exhibition. The title was "The Road not Taken" because it was a show centered around self exploration. It reflects how little time that mass majority of people spend focused on the world inside of them instead of everything else in the external. 

​ It composed of many self portraits as well as portraits of women of color who have had an impact in my life.