
Welcome
To truly appreciate the art, one must delve into the mind and experiences of the artist.
About Beth Lexah
Beth Lexah uses her words to inspire and inform her audience into empowerment.
Her studio recorded album, "9:19 Re-birth," showcases her passion for storytelling and an unyielding desire to evoke introspection. She is the author of, "Spilt Milk." a poetry collection. Beth is featured in an anthology of poems published by the Canadian Institute of Poetry, World Poetry Movement and the League of Canadian Poets.
As a spoken word artist, she Performed at Peterborough monthly slams for four years. Beth has been featured at poetry shows by the Canadian Festival of Spoken Word, Mississauga Arts Council, Black Lives Matter, Coburg Poetry, Provincial Poetry Slams (Slamtario), Artsweek Peterborough, Soul Jam, Ajax Cultural Event and Trent Radio.
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​Beth graduated from Trent University with a degree in business and economics. She further attained a master's degree in analytics from Queens University and recently completed the Ogo Tawa Artpreneur Program. This unique blend of artistry and analytical thinking brings a dynamic fusion to her art.​​​
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Drawing inspiration from her East African heritage, her art is a testament to the transformative power of words.
My Latest Projects

Diaspora Love Poems
'Diaspora Love Poems' is a collection of poems that offers an intimate exploration of love in different forms. It invites readers to reflect on their own journeys of love and self-discovery.
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At its core, it captures the intensity, vulnerability, and nostalgia of people within the diaspora.

9:19 Re-birth - Poetry Album
9:19 is a studio recorded album that explores a wide range of themes, delving into a political landscape, immigration, heartbreak, letting go, and relationships.
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The collection sparks a conversation about how our personal plight is political.