Antron Reshaud Olukayode or Oluka for short

April 26th, 1984, has self-published three books; Bohemian Rebel Naked and Exposed Vol.1, The Rising Vol.2 and Fearless Revolution Vol.3. He’s made an appearance on CNN’s World AIDS Day 2008, written two stage plays entitled TRANS-ition, the journey of a teenager transitioning from male to female and the one man show EVICTED, about being homeless and HIV Positive to spread awareness of HIV/AIDS while mobilizing initiatives such as AID Atlanta’s Evolution Project and other community based organizations with similar missions to increase the betterment of young people nationally. Antron’s poem entitled Passion Mark/HAART was featured in the 2011 December issue of A&U Magazine in correspondence to Museum of Design Atlanta’s Talking Pictures. He was also the first author to collaborate a book promotion with the Atlanta branch of the Microsoft Store. Olukayode is currently residing in Atlanta as a full time artist/entrepreneur and is a contributing author for the upcoming collection by bestselling author Keith Boykin’s’ “For Colored Boys Who Considered Suicide When The Rainbow Still Isn’t Enuf. His father Joseph, a photographer, would take candid and modeling pictures of Oluka which he indicated was a natural in front of the camera. Modeling for Oluka is a way to enhance his artistry and his purpose for joining Model mayhem is to connect with photographers who are willing to capture his ideas and follow conceptual vision.

Bob Burkhardt

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