About

About The Collection by Tosh Fomby

Education & Inspiration

Multidisciplinary Artist

Education: Graphic Design and Education majors

Born: Atlanta, GA

Creative Mediums: Acrylic on paper and wood cutouts, applique, charcoal, soft sculpture and printmaking

Inspiration: History, family, music

Exhibitions

South Cobb Arts Alliance (Marietta, GA), Art Expo NY (Manhattan, NY), Harlem Fine Arts Show (Washington. D.C.), Okeeba Jubalo Fine Art Gallery (North Charleston, SC), Atlanta Fine Art Exhibition (Atlanta, GA), Thelma Harris Fine Art Gallery (Oakland, CA), Atlanta Public Library, Arts Clayton Gallery (Jonesboro, GA), Hapeville Black History Month Exhibition & Art Walk (Hapeville, GA), October Gallery (Philadelphia, PA), Beaufort County Black Chamber of Commerce (Beaufort, SC), Conyers Rockdale Council for the Arts (Conyers, GA), A.E. Backus Museum and Gallery (Fort Pierce, FL), The Lucy Craft Laney Museum of Black History (Augusta, GA) online art shop

About the Collection

Tosh Fomby is a Georgia-born visual artist whose vibrant paintings, printmaking, and animation explore African American life, history, and culture. Her work is deeply rooted in nostalgia, memory, and representation—blending personal storytelling with broader social narratives.

At its heart, Tosh Fomby’s art is an act of cultural reclamation. Through vivid portraits with found objects, and character-filled dolls and animation, she invites viewers to reflect on the strength, complexity, and dignity of African American life. Her art honors the past while engaging with ongoing dialogues about representation and history.