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Saturday, February 12, 2011
Current Information
Please visit the website below for current information and images from Laylah Amatullah Barrayn, thank you!
Sunday, September 02, 2007
She Shootin TRACE Magazine Photo shoot
This summer The She Shootin Photography Collective was shot for a feature article to run in the September 2007 issue of TRACE Magazine. Check out the video....
Wednesday, December 20, 2006
Save The Date: A Drum Beats in Brooklyn, February 15, 2007, 5:30pm
Untitled, Laylah Amatullah Barrayn
A Drum Beats in Brooklyn offers a panoramic view of traditions such as J’ouvert, Drummers Grove, Tribute to the Ancestors of the Middle Passage among others and show how they are uniquely Brooklyn. From the intimate gesture to the grand declaration, the She Shootin’ Photography Collective document these celebrations that bring spectator and performer together and highlight the timeless magic of the drum.
Curators
Laylah Amatullah Barrayn, Delphine Fawundu-Buford, Ava Griffiths, Kerika Fields and Nsenga Knight
Opening Reception
February, 15, 2007, 5:30pm
Exhibition Dates
February 14 - May 13, 2007
Brooklyn Historical Society
128 Pierrepont Street
Brooklyn, NY 11201
www.BrooklynHistory.org
ANNEX EXHIBITION:
Brooklyn Public Library - Central Branch @ Grand Army Plaza
February 13 - April 13, 2007
Monday, October 23, 2006
A Drum Beats in Brooklyn, November 1, 2006
Please join us for a preview of the latest exhibition...
A Drum Beats in Brooklyn
A Photography Exhibition Celebrating Brooklyn's African- and Drum-based Gatherings and Ceremonies
On View: February 14 – May 13, 2007
Curated by the She Shootin' Photography Collective:
Laylah Amatullah Barrayn, Nsenga Knight,
Delphine Fawundu-Buford, Kerika Fields, Ava Griffiths
PUBLIC PERSPECTIVES KICKOFF CELEBRATION and EXHIBITION PREVIEW: WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 6-8pm
A Drum Beats in Brooklyn offers a visual survey of the rich African- and drum-based gatherings and ceremonies of Brooklyn. Through photography, portraiture and documentary, A Drum Beats in Brooklyn seek to immerse the viewer in the communal celebratory culture that has been established in Brooklyn.
Gatherings covered: Tribute to the Ancestors of the Middle Passage; West Indian Day Parade/Carnival; J'ouvert; Weeksville's Annual Family Day; Celebration BAM's DanceAfrica; Drummers Grove among others.
The Brooklyn Historical Society
128 Pierrepont Street
at Clinton Street
Brooklyn, New York 11201
(718) 222-4111 www.brooklynhistory.org
2, 3, 4, 5 to Borough Hall
M, R to Court Street
Tuesday, October 03, 2006
She Shootin, Inc. Latest News
Hello!
Thank you for stopping by, we have some news for you!
Three of the sistas of She Shootin, Inc. (Delphine Fawundu-Buford, Nsenga Knight and Laylah Amatullah Barrayn) will have work in the upcoming exhibition, 3rd Wave: The Planet of Brooklyn Transitions. For more info visit:
http://www.natcreole.com/3rdwave.htm
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The ladies of the She Shootin, Inc. photography collective have been selected to exhibit at the Brooklyn Historical Society as part of the Public Perspectives exhibition series. The exhibition entitled "A Drum Beats in Brooklyn" will be on view starting February 2007. The show will explore the public gatherings in Brooklyn that are of African cultural heritage and are rooted in the drum.
Visit: http://www.brooklynhistory.org/
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Delphine Fawundu-Buford's work will be included in the powerHouse Gallery exhibition: No Sleep Till Brooklyn.
Visit: http://powerhousearena.com/nosleeptilbrooklyn/index.html
Delphine is also teaching a master photography class at the Brooklyn Museum of Art
Visit:http://www.codezonline.com/2006/09/brooklyn_class.html
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That's all for now, stay tuned!
Thank you for stopping by, we have some news for you!
Three of the sistas of She Shootin, Inc. (Delphine Fawundu-Buford, Nsenga Knight and Laylah Amatullah Barrayn) will have work in the upcoming exhibition, 3rd Wave: The Planet of Brooklyn Transitions. For more info visit:
http://www.natcreole.com/3rdwave.htm
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The ladies of the She Shootin, Inc. photography collective have been selected to exhibit at the Brooklyn Historical Society as part of the Public Perspectives exhibition series. The exhibition entitled "A Drum Beats in Brooklyn" will be on view starting February 2007. The show will explore the public gatherings in Brooklyn that are of African cultural heritage and are rooted in the drum.
Visit: http://www.brooklynhistory.org/
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Delphine Fawundu-Buford's work will be included in the powerHouse Gallery exhibition: No Sleep Till Brooklyn.
Visit: http://powerhousearena.com/nosleeptilbrooklyn/index.html
Delphine is also teaching a master photography class at the Brooklyn Museum of Art
Visit:http://www.codezonline.com/2006/09/brooklyn_class.html
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That's all for now, stay tuned!
Sunday, August 27, 2006
She Shootin on News 12
The Gallery @ Harriet's Alter Ego is pleased to announce the extension of the critically acclaimed exhibition
She Shootin'! Aw, Made You Look...
Works by Six Women Photographers
Please join us at the closing reception with Sparlha Swa preformance
Friday, September 8, 2006, 6-8pm
Featuring photography by:
Laylah Amatullah Barrayn * Delphine Fawundu-Buford * Kerika Fields
Ava Griffiths * Karen Jackson * Nsenga Knight
The Gallery @ Harriet's Alter Ego
293 Flatbush Ave
Brooklyn, New York 11217
(718) 783-2074
http://www.harrietsalteregoonline.com
http://www.myspace.com/harrietsalterego
Light dinner fare will be served!
with a special performance by Sparlha Swa!
You've heard her music on the hit TV show Girlfriends. You've seen her preform at Brooklyn Academy of Music. You've seen her 'Doing My Thing" video on BETJ. Sparlha Swa will preform tracks from her latest CD entitled In The Distance.
http://www.myspace.com/sparlhaswa
Sunday, August 13, 2006
Some Pictures from the Reception!
Greetings!
Here are some pictures from the She Shootin'! reception, more to come!
(Photo Credit Kerika and Skye Fields)
From left to right:
Kerika Fields, Nsenga Knight, Laylah Amatullah Barrayn, Delphine Fawundu-Buford, Ava Griffiths, Karen Jackson
Nsenga Knight, Danny Simmons and Delphine Fawundu-Buford
Laylah Amatullah Barrayn being interviewed by News 12
Jamel Shabazz and Ava Griffiths
Delphine Fawundu-Buford being interviewed by News 12
Ava Griffiths showing her series on the elders of Brooklyn
Here are some pictures from the She Shootin'! reception, more to come!
(Photo Credit Kerika and Skye Fields)
From left to right:
Kerika Fields, Nsenga Knight, Laylah Amatullah Barrayn, Delphine Fawundu-Buford, Ava Griffiths, Karen Jackson
Laylah Amatullah Barrayn being interviewed by News 12
Jamel Shabazz and Ava Griffiths
Delphine Fawundu-Buford being interviewed by News 12
Ava Griffiths showing her series on the elders of Brooklyn
Monday, August 07, 2006
Exhibition Statement
Such a critical time for the Black woman and her image. The agendas to spin and sway are wildly abound. Her mission, however, does not become a reactionary campaign. She’ll continue to do as she’s always done: to champion the truth and gather others to witness it. With She Shootin’ you have become a witness to this pastiche of truth telling; this body of work composed in the bold spirit of photographers like Renee Cox, Mfon Eissen, Marylin Nance and Deborah Willis, women who have exposed a foundation for future image makers to expedite the truth. She Shootin’ seeks to assert accuracy in imaging the world with a focus on the African Diaspora and to inspire the quest for ownership of one’s image.
Six of Brooklyn's emerging women photographers invite us into their worlds through glimpses into their growing bodies of work. From candid portraiture to guerrilla documentary and street photography, the images included in She Shootin' marks personal stations of these women's photographic journeys.
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Six of Brooklyn's emerging women photographers invite us into their worlds through glimpses into their growing bodies of work. From candid portraiture to guerrilla documentary and street photography, the images included in She Shootin' marks personal stations of these women's photographic journeys.
Sunday, August 06, 2006
Opening Reception of She Shootin'!
The opening reception today, August 6, 2006, was a great success. The ladies of She Shootin'! want you to stay in touch. Please feel free to leave comments and questions here for us. Email is available at sheshootin@yahoo.com
Thank you!!!
Saturday, August 05, 2006
Exhibition & Artists Info
She Shootin'! Aw, Made You Look...
Works by Six Women Photographers
Opening Reception: August 6, 2006, 4-8pm
Works on View: July 29 - August 26, 2006
The Lineup:
Laylah Amatullah Barrayn
Delphine Fawundu-Buford
Kerika Fields
Ava Griffiths
Karen Jackson
Nsenga Knight
The Gallery @ Harriet's Alter Ego
293 Flatbush Ave
Brooklyn, New York 11217
(718) 783-2074
http://www.harrietsalteregoonline.com
www.myspace.com/harrietsalterego
Six of Brooklyn's emerging women photographers invite us into their worlds through glimpses into their growing bodies of work. From candid portraiture to guerrilla documentary and street photography, the images included in She Shootin' marks personal stations of these women's photographic journeys.
The women of She Shootin' have varied approaches and histories with the medium of photography:
Nsenga Knight studied filmmaking at Howard University; her intimate photographs focuses primarily on documenting the African American Muslim and Caribbean experiences of New York. Her work was exhibited in the prestigious Small Works Exhibition this year and is currently exhibited at Chelsea's Art Gotham Gallery.
Delphine Fawundu-Buford has been composing since the early 90s; influenced by greats like Lorna Simpson and Roy DeCarava, her photography has focused on hip hop and women. She has been exhibited at the Brooklyn Museum of Art and International Center of Photography.
Kerika Fields is a contributing writer and photographer for the New York Amsterdam News, through event photography she has been able to build a impressive collection of candid portraiture.
Ava Griffiths approach to street photography is cinematic and reminiscent of a detailed novel, her series of elders is a warm tribute to these sages of Brooklyn.
London-native and jewelry designer, Karen Jackson fashions her photography with detail and grace just as she assembles her jewelry for her company, Ambiguous Art Jewelry.
Laylah Amatullah Barrayn is both an essayist and photographer, focusing on international travel and jazz. She is one of the photographers included in the Shootout exhibition in honor of Jack T. Franklin this August at the African-American Museum in Philadelphia.
Inspired by myriad themes, She Shootin' are offerings in frames that are exposures of these women's souls.
For more information please contact 718-783-2074 or Vodita@aol.com
Works by Six Women Photographers
Opening Reception: August 6, 2006, 4-8pm
Works on View: July 29 - August 26, 2006
The Lineup:
Laylah Amatullah Barrayn
Delphine Fawundu-Buford
Kerika Fields
Ava Griffiths
Karen Jackson
Nsenga Knight
The Gallery @ Harriet's Alter Ego
293 Flatbush Ave
Brooklyn, New York 11217
(718) 783-2074
http://www.harrietsalteregoonli
www.myspace.com/harrietsaltereg
Six of Brooklyn's emerging women photographers invite us into their worlds through glimpses into their growing bodies of work. From candid portraiture to guerrilla documentary and street photography, the images included in She Shootin' marks personal stations of these women's photographic journeys.
The women of She Shootin' have varied approaches and histories with the medium of photography:
Nsenga Knight studied filmmaking at Howard University; her intimate photographs focuses primarily on documenting the African American Muslim and Caribbean experiences of New York. Her work was exhibited in the prestigious Small Works Exhibition this year and is currently exhibited at Chelsea's Art Gotham Gallery.
Delphine Fawundu-Buford has been composing since the early 90s; influenced by greats like Lorna Simpson and Roy DeCarava, her photography has focused on hip hop and women. She has been exhibited at the Brooklyn Museum of Art and International Center of Photography.
Kerika Fields is a contributing writer and photographer for the New York Amsterdam News, through event photography she has been able to build a impressive collection of candid portraiture.
Ava Griffiths approach to street photography is cinematic and reminiscent of a detailed novel, her series of elders is a warm tribute to these sages of Brooklyn.
London-native and jewelry designer, Karen Jackson fashions her photography with detail and grace just as she assembles her jewelry for her company, Ambiguous Art Jewelry.
Laylah Amatullah Barrayn is both an essayist and photographer, focusing on international travel and jazz. She is one of the photographers included in the Shootout exhibition in honor of Jack T. Franklin this August at the African-American Museum in Philadelphia.
Inspired by myriad themes, She Shootin' are offerings in frames that are exposures of these women's souls.
For more information please contact 718-783-2074 or Vodita@aol.com
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