Impression is an archive of photos captured during a self-reflection public installation, in which participants sat in front of a mirror and leaned in for a kiss. Artists Janet Creekmore and Ben Jason Neal collaborated on the project to explore ideas of sexuality, gender, self, cultures, and identity.
This two-person show with Tina Gutierrez with Da’Mon Butler explores cultural memories of their respective Cuban-Appalachian and African-American heritage. Gutierrez’s photographs capture the cathartic effect of Butler’s adornments on the wearer’s projected personality.
This two-person show with Linda Gillings and Tina Gutierrez explores the artists’ unique perspectives on portraiture––how they capture the truth of the moment and explore what is behind and in front of the lens.
“Gathering Kokoro,” a ten-foot long photographic artifact explores the cross-currents of cultural sensibilities from artists Mayako Nakamura (Japan) and Tony DeVarco (US).
