- Robyn Turk
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Zadig & Voltaire is continuing to give back to the community. The
luxury streetwear brand first announced its new Art Is Hope
collaboration series last month as a way to give back to COVID-19
relief efforts, and has now said that it will donate 100 percent of
proceeds from the series’ latest collection to Black Art In
America.
Black Art In America is a Georgia-based organization that
documents, preserves and promotes the contributions of the African
American arts community. Zadig & Voltaire has donated a lump sum to
the organization to allow it to employ a Black art educator, while
continuing to percent of proceeds from sales, as well as all the
proceeds from Art Is Hope.
The latest collaboration in Art Is Hope was created in partnership
with Jormi Graterol, a Venezuelan artist nicknamed “The Graffiti
Queen.” Jormi created seven items for Zadig & Voltaire, two of which
are already out of stock.
The available items include two bags and three jackets, ranging in
price from 398 to 998 dollars.
Images: Zadig & Voltaire website
