You can go grocery shopping in style with a series of special edition tote bags on sale at the Lidl grocery store in Harlem. TVJessi introduces us to the Harlem teenagers who designed the bags to help other local children.
- You can grocery shop in style with a series of special edition tote bags on sale at the Lidl grocery store inSmiling faces on four posters greet customers in the checkout line. The grocery store challenged the girls in the photos to design tote bags that nod to the neighborhood and nutritious food.
Each bag represents the artist's vision and perspective, showing young Black girls surrounded by fresh fruits and vegetables. Alburez and her classmates completed the project under the guidance of their instructor, comic book artist AK Lovelace. The art is not just for show, though. Every dollar spent on the bags goes directly to the Food Bank of New York's Community Kitchen and Pantry of West Harlem.
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