COME SEE STITCHY FINGERS FROM ARTIST JEN HANNA ON SATURDAY, APRIL 13TH!
CURATED BY CREATIVE SUPPLY SOCIAL CLUB
FACES of HYATTSVILLE
A photo project about the community by Juliette Fradin
This series of portraits is part of a work that set out to feature and explore a sense of community and belonging in the city of Hyattsville, MD. It aims to capture and document a nurturing community by photographing people who are part of it.
My name is Juliette. I moved to the U.S. fifteen years ago and lived in Hyattsville ever since. I am French and I am a family and documentary photographer. Being an immigrant myself with no previous ties to the U.S., I quickly realized the importance of having strong connections and a supportive and diverse community.
Through photography, I wanted to celebrate the Hyattsville community. I believe that a strong community involves officials, residents, schools, businesses, and people from diverse origins and backgrounds. However, it begins with oneself.
There are multiple ways the Hyattsville community shows solidarity and support to one another. I wanted to highlight the diversity of our sanctuary city and the people that shape this close-knit community.
It is also a way for me to give back.
The portraits have been taken between 2015 and 2020 at different events like potlucks, neighborhood watch meetings, summer jams, block parties, city events, or farmers markets throughout the city.
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C.S. Corbin is a visual artist based in Washington, D.C. They work in acrylic and sculptural mediums as well as digital illustration. When their winemaking career took a sharp turn at the start of the pandemic, Corbin started creating again after a ten year hiatus from earning their Studio Art degree from Florida State University. Corbin’s return to sketching, paralleled with their own process of gender transition, has served as both a means of healing and livelihood. Their work is a colorful extension of their journey exploring gender, their southern roots, and the beauty of unlearning.
Offering
Illuminated Photography & Collage
$1,000.00
We have something brewing for October 28th at Peep Show! Come meet artist Michelle C. Roberts and join us as we take you inside of Peep Show. Our friends Wax Altar will be spinning and the Shops at SoHy - Cheeky’s Vintage + Suffragette City Vintage + My Dead Aunt’s Books will be joining in on the fun! Be sure to cross the street and stop in at Pyramid Atlantic as they will have some fun, spooky activities planned. Refreshments provided + Treats aplenty! 6-8pm
We are thrilled to open the inaugural viewing of Peep Show with work by talented, local artist Michelle C. Roberts! Be sure to stop by the window (night viewing encouraged) and enjoy your own personal viewing experience. We have always promoted the idea of making art accessible to everyone - we feel this outdoor viewing gallery gives everyone the chance to experience art intimately while still maintaining a free and safe space.
ARTIST MICHELLE C. ROBERTS
Michelle Roberts was born in Juneau, Alaska into a Coast Guard family who moved across the US and eventually settled in Maryland. Michelle uses her Visual Communications/Photography degree in multiple ways. Her traditional architecture/design, landscape/nature and live music/environmental portrait photography is juxtaposed with her non traditional folk art genre that includes painting, pyrography & 2D/3D collage amongst other mediums. Michelle is married to local artist Shawn Brown and together they own and operate Whistle Stops Studio tattoo parlor in the SOHY Arts Building.
