About Crowned Expressions
A space where creativity knows no bounds and every story deserves to be told . This space was designed with intention to feel like a gathering of unique, beautifully creative, and artistically inspired voices. Here, we celebrate the artists, storytellers, and creators who transform the world through their expression and talent.
What We Do
Crowned Expressions celebrates creativity in its many forms. We spotlight artists and storytellers whose work shapes culture and reveals the heart behind their craft. We honor inspiration and create space for voices that deserve to be seen and heard.
Why We Do It
We believe creativity lifts, heals, and inspires. Crowned Expressions exists to amplify voices that spark thought and emotion, and to shine a light on the stories that remind us of what is possible.
Who We Feature
Crowned Expressions highlights artists from many creative paths whose work carries intention and leaves an impression. Emerging or established, each creator brings a perspective that inspires thought, emotion, or reflection.
Michelle Obama, “The Look”
Embracing the Power of Presence and Self-Expression
There are moments when a woman’s presence says everything before she ever speaks. Michelle Obama has always carried that kind of power. Her new book, “The Look,” is a celebration of what it means to show up in the world with confidence, depth, and intention. It is about the language of our presence, the way we express our truth through how we move, how we think, and how we carry ourselves through every season of life.
This book is not about fashion alone. It is about identity, memory, and the emotions that live behind the images we share. Michelle Obama invites us to consider how our own look tells our story. She reminds us that what we reflect on the outside is often shaped by the inner work we have done to grow, heal, and become.
In Crowned Expressions, this feature sits at the top because it perfectly captures what this space represents. Creativity. Identity. Storytelling. The courage to be seen. Michelle Obama does not just present a look. She offers a lens through which we can honor our own journeys and celebrate the artistry of being ourselves.
Featured Artists
Misty Copeland
The first African-American principal dancer at American Ballet Theatre, breaking barriers and inspiring future generations.
Misty Copeland’s journey to becoming the first African-American principal dancer at the prestigious American Ballet Theatre (ABT) is a story of perseverance, passion, and overcoming obstacles. Raised in a modest background, Misty began ballet at a late age, and it wasn't long before she became a beacon of hope for young dancers everywhere.
Throughout her career, Misty has shattered the limitations imposed by race and body type in classical ballet. Her strength, grace, and resilience are a testament to the power of breaking boundaries. She has become not only a role model for dancers but also an advocate for diversity in the arts. Beyond her technical prowess, Misty’s story reminds us that ballet, like all forms of art, can be a vehicle for empowerment and social change.
Achievements:
- First African-American female principal dancer at American Ballet Theatre (ABT).
- Author of the memoir Life in Motion: An Unlikely Ballerina.
- Speaker, advocate for diversity in the arts, and a voice for young women of color in ballet.
- Featured in numerous documentaries and media outlets.
Malcolm-Jamal Warner
An actor, director, and advocate, using his platform to inspire through storytelling and creative expression.
Malcolm-Jamal Warner first became a household name for his iconic role as Theo Huxtable on The Cosby Show, one of the most influential TV series in American history. What followed was a career marked not only by his acting but also his transition into directing, producing, and his growing advocacy for social justice and creative expression.
Warner’s commitment to using art as a platform for meaningful change has led him to become a powerful voice in both the entertainment industry and the broader community. Beyond his work in film and television, he has explored poetry and music, releasing his own album and collaborating with various artists. Warner believes in the power of storytelling to heal and provoke change, and he continuously uses his platform to address critical issues facing marginalized communities.
Achievements:
- Starred in The Cosby Show and many other notable TV shows and films.
- Released the critically acclaimed album “Love and Other Social Issues” blending music, poetry, and storytelling.
- Advocate for social change, education, and artistic integrity.
- Co-founder of the non-profit The Brotherhood Sister Sol, supporting youth development in underserved communities.
Featured Works Gallery
Artist Spotlight
From dancers to musicians, performing artists communicate through movement, sound, and presence. Through their performances, they connect us to universal themes, making us reflect on who we are and how we relate to others.
Storytellers craft narratives that entertain, educate, and provoke thought. Whether through writing, oral tradition, or performance, they preserve culture, share wisdom, and connect us to the human experience across time and space.
Photographers freeze fleeting moments in time, preserving emotions, stories, and memories. Their images not only document life’s beauty and complexity but also provoke thought, making us appreciate the world through a different lens.
Actors and performers bring stories to life, using their craft to connect deeply with audiences and express the human experience through drama.
Visual artists communicate through color, form, and texture, capturing the essence of ideas and emotions. They use their creativity to push boundaries, inspire change, and open our eyes to new ways of seeing the world around us.
Poets and spoken word artists transform words into powerful expressions that evoke emotion, spark reflection, and challenge perspectives. Their work sheds light on the human experience, inviting us to explore our deepest thoughts and feelings.
