Join us for a solo exhibition of the work of a Bronx based artist.

Mecca Alim's work is intense, haunting and disturbing in the way she creates and renders her subjects in a multicultural universe where “body-shaming,” racism, sexism, homophobia, xenophobia, and other forms of bigotry do not exist. Her drawings, digital work and paintings cast her as a story teller with an imaginary universe. Her work is about escapism that fits in a gallery, comic books, cartoons, anime, graphic novels and film but focus on social issues.

Mecca Alim is a Bronx-based visual artist. She have exhibited at the Holy Apostles Gallery in Chelsea, Patria NJ in New Jersey, Backstreet Gallery in New Rochelle, Greenpoint Gallery in Brooklyn, The Harlem School of The Arts, and more. A graduate of The College of Westchester and the College of New Rochelle, her work as an artist and illustrator includes drawing and painting and digital media.