You have a story to tell, I want to help you tell it.
Your story matters.
Let’s tell your story.
Whether you’re a couple in love, an organization holding an event, a band playing a show or an individual just doing your thing - you have a story to tell, and I want to help you tell it through a camera lens. There is a lot in this world that ought to be preserved, your stories are among those.
Your story matters.
Featured Works
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The Journal - KLC
AN ARTICLE BY THE JOURNAL STAFF
Photographers share images of #BlackLivesMatter protests from across Kansas.From east to west, north to south, small towns to big cities, Kansans turned out in large numbers to rally behind the Black Lives Matter movement in May and June (2020). Using local news reports, The Journal compiled a list of more than 40 different protests across the state between May 29, just a few days after George Floyd was killed by a Minneapolis police officer, through the middle of June.
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Foot in The Door Exhibit - Deber
To mark the museum’s 85th anniversary, the museum will stage a great community exhibition. To reach into the diverse corners of Wichita and to tap the dynamic of creativity in the city, the art museum will invite artists to share a modest work of art to have their “foot in the door.”
Any individual in the Wichita MSA (Metropolitan Statistical Area) who identifies as an artist will be welcome to submit a 12 x 12 inch artwork (including the frame)–painting, print, drawing, relief–for presentation in the exhibition Foot in the Door. Young and old, professional and emerging–artists from the Wichita metro will be invited to take part. We anticipate an outpouring of interest and strong participation across the city’s arts scene.
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Bike Walk Wichita - Event Recap
The Evergreen neighborhood on the north side of Wichita is a culture-rich, uniquely beautiful, and historic part of our city. On Sunday, June 27, Bike Walk Wichita, Salud + Bienestar, City of Wichita District 6, and Young Latino Professionals hosted events at Evergreen Park to connect with neighbors, share some Evergreen culture, and begin the discussion of making the neighborhood more bike-walk accessible for all to enjoy. Improvements to this area are a priority of BWW’s 2021 strategic plan.
About 40 people joined us on bikes for a slow roll through the area. Local resident and bike enthusiast, Jorge Cordova, and his family rolled up on their tricked-out bikes, turning heads with his custom-designed creations. The family’s passion for bikes was evident as they so graciously shared their custom bikes with the crowd. Cordova shared that it’s something he enjoys working on in his spare time. His bikes demonstrated that passion, impressing fellow bike enthusiasts on the ride.
