Terrance Cribbs-Lorrant

Terrance Cribbs-Lorrant, also known as VesSouL, is a humanities/cultural curator and a performing artist who brings a unique approach to his work.

Currently serving as the Museum Director of the City of Miami Black Police Precinct and Courthouse Museum, Terrance is dedicated to promoting black art and culture through initiatives such as #BlackCollectorsGallery.

He actively works towards raising awareness about tokenized art and NFTs within the black and brown communities, with a focus on showcasing and preserving black art.

Terrance's impactful research and exhibitions, such as 'The Red Line Letter: Our Eyes Are Open,' have been featured in prestigious events like the museum's 2018 Soul Art Basel.

His written work 'The Rite to Riot,' anticipated for publication, has garnered attention, resonating with audiences at events like the National Organizations of Black Law Enforcement conference.

Known for fostering connections and creativity, Terrance has coordinated successful exhibits like 'We'll Look After You-For Now!' and continues to explore themes around community policing and urban neighborhoods, particularly within black and brown communities.

His involvement with the Overtown Studio Project at Harvard College of Urban Planning and Design in 2019 showcases his commitment to preserving historical context in urban development.

Terrance's contributions extend to consulting on various projects related to black Miami history, including films, music tributes, and oral history documentaries.

With a mantra of 'You Make The Change . com' since 2005, Terrance emphasizes personal accountability and positive change, aiming to leave a legacy of love and creativity through his work.