ART

Mind Meld (2024) | Featured at Weeksville Museum “Imagining Our Future” exhibition

Eat the Stars First: A Baptism (2024) | Featured at Weeksville Museum “Imagining Our Future” exhibition

Joyful Harvest (2024) | Featured at Weeksville Museum “Imagining Our Future” exhibition - SOLD

Starshine in Swampland (2024) | Featured at Weeksville Museum “Imagining Our Future” exhibition

Burning Future Fortunes (2024) | Featured at Weeksville Museum “Imagining Our Future” exhibition

Lost & Found II (2022)

Lost & Found II (2022)

Lost & Found (2021)

Untitled (2021)

Auntie's Babies 91' (2022) - Private Collection

Plucked and Protected I (2022) - Private Collection

Transport (2022) SOLD

Plucked and Protected II (2022) SOLD

Who all gon be there? Who's missing? (2022) SOLD

Sister. Cousin, 2021

Stitched Together, 2020 | Featured at sk.Artspace “Future is Female” exhibition | SOLD

For business purposes, 2021

Only she sees me, 2021

Can we be children a little longer, 2021 | Featured at sk.Artspace “Future is Female” exhibition | SOLD

Soul, 2020 [PRINTS AVAILABLE]

Untitled, 2021

Thank you, 2021

I see you. Always., 2021

A Vibe2, 2020

A Vibe1, 2020

Untitled, 2021 [PRINTS AVAILABLE]

A Timeline: Freedom, 2020

What are boarders? You are Here., 2020

Stitched Together II, 2021 [PRINTS AVAILABLE]

Maybe It's Her Aura, 2021

Deliberate Abstraction, 2021 [PRINTS AVAILABLE]

Fixation, 2021

POETRY

So it Goes — Callaloo Journal, Forthcoming

Flattened Over/Time — Callaloo Journal, Volume 44, Number 2, 2026

The Last Black — Snarl Journal, Issue #5, 2023

Salt Cured — The Amistad, Spring 2022 Issue

The Suburbs — Lunch Ticket, 2022

Full Picture — No Dear Journal, Issue no. 27: WARP, 2021

Not Too Long Ago — Thirty West Publishing - Broadside Print Winner, 2021

Everybody Here — Lucky Jefferson, Issue 7: Cookout, 2021

Color Study: My Black Girlhood and They passed down more than scars — Soft Punk Magazine, 2021

Medical Mystery and A complicated procedure; A simple decision — Womanly Magazine, May 2021

Lost Mourning, Selfish, and Mud — Lolwe, March 2021

MEET MAYA
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From gorgeous Prince George’s County, Maryland. Brooklyn transplant. Poet & artist.

Maya Henry Lewis is a mixed-media artist and poet. She’s an avid pop-culture enthusiast and the co-founder of the NONAC, a literary newsletter (currently on-hiatus). She was a Brooklyn Poets Fellow, a Tin House Workshop alum, a Keywest Literary Seminar Fellow, and a 2-time Watering Hole Fellow. She has been published in Womanly, No Dear, The Amistad, Callaloo and SoftPunk Magazine, among others. She has exhibited work with sk.Artspace and Weeksville Heritage Center & Museum. She lives in Crown Heights, Brooklyn.

Contact

mayahenrylewis @ gmail.com