Locked explores an African American family's past and the pain of slavery, racism, and discrimination in America.
Jalani and the Lock is a “stunning” and award-winning book that vibrates with color, emotion, and a compelling story about the darkest period in American history.
Imaginative art and a smoothly paced narrative tell the story of Frederick Douglass's abolitionist newspaper and its role in the fight to end slavery in the United States.
Harriet Tubman and My Grandmother’s Quilts is a beautifully woven story about Pace’s grandmother, her quilts, and her connection to the legacy of Harriet Tubman.
Using artistic collages and heartfelt words, Marching with Martin helps children gain a deeper understanding of how King’s fight for social justice lives on in each of us.
Triumph of the Human Spirit
One of the world's largest site-specific installations, Triumph of the Human Spirit is an outdoor granite sculpture by Dr. Lorenzo Pace, installed at Foley Square in Manhattan, New York, … Find Out More
Inspiring Youth
Inspired by the book, Jalani and the Lock, Betts Elementary School students created their own artwork.
Creating & Captivating
Dr. Lorenzo Pace combines a vivid imagination, an irrepressible sense of humor and a sonorous theatrical voice—perfect for performances
Reflecting on History
In this compelling video interview, Dr. Pace reflects of impact of an important family heirloom: the lock that shackled his great-great -grandfather, an enslaved African.
Gallery Showcase
View a selection of some of the imaginative, colorful and thought-provoking artwork created by Dr. Lorenzo Pace.
(Artwork photos by Janet Brown)
