Monday, April 27, 2026

As an artist, I’ve spent a lot of time navigating platforms that weren’t really built for art and discussion. Instead, there's a lot of noise. Many distractions, and a lot of pressure to perform instead of creating. OnFrame came from that social media fatigue. I wanted to build something quieter— a space where the focus returns to the work and the people around it. Onframe is independent, and not connected to any other platform. No algorithms No politics No noise No distractions, just your art, and a community that understands it. Join us at onframe.app



 


Artists looking to connect in a different kind of creative space?

Onframe is a new independently built platform for artists, galleries, and collectors. It is a focused place to share artwork, discover other creatives, inquire about art, and build real connections without the usual noise of social media.

No ads.
No clutter.
No algorithm-driven pressure. No distractions

On the platform, creatives can share images and videos, create posts, like and comment on artwork, connect with other artists and collectors, and build their own digital studio spaces that can be public or private.

Galleries can create digital exhibition spaces, and collectors can create rooms to save artwork and keep track of artists they connect with.

Artist testing is now underway.
Launching this summer.

#Onframe





Saturday, January 24, 2026

The Colored Girls Museum reopens on February 14th celebrating its 10th year anniversary! Cover: Portion of Painting "Valentine" by Sheena Garcia: Acrylic on Canvas: 44in width, 60in length



 So honored to see my painting "Valentine" represented here and showing in this exhibit. The Colored Girls Museum reopens on February 14th celebrating its 10th year anniversary! Book your tickets via the Colored Girls Museum website. https://www.thecoloredgirlsmuseum.com/visit

Saturday, January 17, 2026

So Grateful.


 Such a lovely moment yesterday, and I’m truly humbled by it. I walked into the local bank on 52nd Street yesterday and three employees came up to tell me how much they loved “Miracle on South 52nd Street.” That’s the kind of love that reminds me why I tell these little community stories... not for spotlight, but for connection. To uplift community. For a little bit of joy. If you haven’t seen it yet, it’s still up here (below) and on my Facebook page as well as at PAULTV.app . More Philly community stories on the way! Thank you for watching and for sharing! And... a blessed new year to you and yours!