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Rooted in New Orleans. Blooming everywhere.
Brandan “BMike” Odums and Eternal Seeds are proud to launch an inaugural offering New Orleans: Where Flowers Grow, a multi-platform cultural campaign honoring the deep creative roots of New Orleans and the brilliance that continues to bloom from its soil.
This new initiative debuts during a time where thousands gather to experience the heartbeat of our city. New Orleans: Where Flowers Grow brings together art, storytelling, youth empowerment, and community celebration through a limited-edition poster & zine series as well as immersive artwork installations.
For our inaugural launch, Eternal Seeds will honor four legendary New Orleans artists whose legacies continue to nurture future generations
Vera Warren-Williams (Mama Vera), founder of the Community Book Center, has been a steadfast cultural guardian in New Orleans for decades, championing Black literature, education, and empowerment; and the Community Book Center stands as a beloved and sacred gathering space, preserving ancestral knowledge and fostering intergenerational learning in a city that reveres storytelling.
This limited-edition poster honors Mama Vera’s decades of work uplifting Black stories and empowering generations through literature, activism, and love.
Aavailable as a signed, numbered archival print or laster print artist poster.
Rooted in New Orleans. Blooming everywhere.
Brandan “BMike” Odums and Eternal Seeds are proud to launch an inaugural offering New Orleans: Where Flowers Grow, a multi-platform cultural campaign honoring the deep creative roots of New Orleans and the brilliance that continues to bloom from its soil.
This new initiative debuts during a time where thousands gather to experience the heartbeat of our city. New Orleans: Where Flowers Grow brings together art, storytelling, youth empowerment, and community celebration through a limited-edition poster & zine series as well as immersive artwork installations.
For our inaugural launch, Eternal Seeds will honor four legendary New Orleans artists whose legacies continue to nurture future generations
Vera Warren-Williams (Mama Vera), founder of the Community Book Center, has been a steadfast cultural guardian in New Orleans for decades, championing Black literature, education, and empowerment; and the Community Book Center stands as a beloved and sacred gathering space, preserving ancestral knowledge and fostering intergenerational learning in a city that reveres storytelling.
This limited-edition poster honors Mama Vera’s decades of work uplifting Black stories and empowering generations through literature, activism, and love.
Aavailable as a signed, numbered archival print or laster print artist poster.