A LANGUAGE WE SHARE: BEVERLY PRICE & GORDON PARKS
This monumental exhibition presents an intergenerational dialogue between Beverly Price and Gordon Parks, tracing how photography can function as both historical document and living moral witness across generations. Centered on images of Black life, childhood, joy, and resistance in Washington, D.C., A Language We Share reveals how both artists use the camera as a tool for care, dignity, advocacy, and the ongoing preservation of community memory.
Recent Work
A GREAT DAY IN CHOCOLATE CITY, A collaborative project curated by Rashieda Witter
‘SPIRIT MEMORY’, A collaborative public art project commissioned by the Preservation of Affordable Housing; permanently installed at The Asberry in the Barry Farms Neighborhood of Southeast D.C.
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