Noah Davis

Noah Davis’s deeply atmospheric paintings explore everyday Black experiences through a lens that is both tender and surreal. Influenced by artists like Peter Doig and Francis Bacon, Davis developed a distinctive style where figures dissolve into hazy, fragmented landscapes, evoking memory, spirituality, and the passage of time. His works—often depicting family life, urban interiors, and moments of solitude—carry an emotional weight that lingers beyond the canvas. Alongside his paintings, the exhibition highlights Davis’s groundbreaking role in establishing the Underground Museum a space dedicated to making museum-quality art accessible to underserved communities in Los Angeles. This exhibition not only honors Davis’s artistic genius but also his dedication to cultural accessibility and social change.