Upstate Artist Joseph Mack (also known as Joey Withinarts) was raised in Richmond, VA. Joey has always had a love for art. He gives back to the community in many ways from feeding the homeless to being involved in local opportunities to shed light on the black community. He has done art work for the Exhibit in Anderson honoring Chadwick Boseman as well as recently painting a portrait of James "Radio" Kennedy and donating it to TL Hanna High School. He has donated painting to the Children's Hospital, nursing homes and the NAACP.
Joey has also worked on black missing cases in Washington D.C. Most of his work focuses on African American icons legends from film, music, and activism. He finds inspiration in giving back to the community.
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