"If you took our tip to take in the deCordova New England Biennial, you likely spotted work of Jordan Seaberry, a painter-turned-community-organizer-turned-painter, who also serves as director of public policy at Providence's Nonviolence Institute. This weekend, and through July 27, you can catch Seaberry's first solo show, "We Speak Upon the Ashes," which brings together what the 29-year-old artist considers "two threads in the same practice." "His large-scale, imagistic mixed-media paintings address systemic injustice, family wounds, and moving forward," writes Globe contributor Cate McQuaid. "His process on canvas, like community organizing, is incremental, the outcome unpredictable." "We Speak Upon the Ashes" is on view at Steven Zevitas Gallery in the South End. Find more info here."
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