“What does the American Dream Mean to You? "Making Great Lives Matter", 2020
In a series of interviews, we engage with the vibrant citizens of Jacksonville, Florida, delving into their perspectives on the profound significance of the Americana dream. Through thought-provoking questions and insightful conversations, we aim to uncover the diverse and inspiring narratives that shape this collective aspiration. We delve into the intricate tapestry of dreams and aspirations that truly embody the spirit of Americana within the hearts and minds of Jacksonville's residents.
“What does the American Dream Mean to You? "Making Great Lives Matter", 2020
In a captivating series of interviews, we have the privilege of engaging with the vibrant and diverse citizens of Jacksonville, Florida. Through these conversations, we delve deep into their unique perspectives, exploring their thoughts and insights on the profound significance and enduring allure of the Americana dream that resonates so strongly in their lives and aspirations.
“What does the American Dream Mean to You? "Making Great Lives Matter", 2020
In a captivating series of interviews, we have the privilege of engaging with the vibrant and diverse citizens of Jacksonville, Florida. Through these conversations, we delve deep into their unique perspectives, exploring their thoughts and insights on the profound significance and enduring allure of the Americana dream that resonates so strongly in their lives and aspirations.
“What does the American Dream Mean to You?” Maiya Elaine, "Making Great Lives Matter", 2020
Documentation of an art installation created in 2020 at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Jacksonville, Florida
Residents of Jacksonville Florida were asked a series of thought-provoking questions in a series of videos. The videos were integral to the installation "Making Great Lives Matter."
This installation is intended to encourage discussion, introspection, and contemplation of the many versions of the American experience.
"Imagine a Just System" #1 ” For 25 Years”
Produced by Carl Joe Williams and Andrew Wade Smith
Vote!!! Nov 6th YES #2
This is an interview with Maryan Henderson-Uloho, a woman who was wrongful imprisoned for 12 years. During her trial, Maryan Henderson-Uloho recalls the details of being wrongfully convicted by a non-unanimous jury as a first-time offender. Sister Hearts Re-Entry Program (SHERO) and Sister Hearts Thrift Store were founded by Maryam Henderson-Uloho. Maryam identified the need to assist women transitioning back into society from prison when she was in prison.
The Sister Hearts Re-Entry Program is located at 7519 Judge Perez Drive, Arabi, LA 70032.
"Imagine a Just System" series #2 "13 years." Carl Joe Williams and Andrew Wade Smith produced
Cast your vote!! The 6th of November 2018 #2
Danial Tapia, wrongfully incarcerated for 13 years, discusses the impact of non-unanimous juries.
Blue House / The New Orleans Advocate, Mixed Media 2018.
Blue House Civic Studio's Mixed Media project is a pilot project. In addition to diversifying voices in the mainstream media, we are exploring new ways for viewers to engage with local news and critical issues. The resulting artwork will be published by the New Orleans Advocate.
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