AKA-Framed Art

The framed “AKA” by Laurie Cooper is a striking visual representation celebrating the legacy and culture of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated. The piece features a split-face portrait of a woman, showcasing two contrasting yet complementary sides that embody the essence of the sisterhood.

On the left side, the woman is depicted with a soft, warm complexion, accentuated by a pink-hued hairstyle, symbolizing the signature pink color. The right side of the face, in contrast, is bathed in a deep emerald green, another iconic color of the sorority. This half of the portrait is characterized by a distinct hairstyle, adorned with pearls, which are a significant symbol of the organization.

The artwork is framed in a sophisticated, silver wood frame resembling the pearls in the image. The art print is matted in white and also bordered in green that complements the vibrant colors of the portrait. A plaque beneath the image bears the title of the print.