News Coverage of "I Believe I'll Run On" My solo exhibition, "I Believe I'll Run On," at the George Eastman Museum received significant coverage from the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle, highlighting its exploration of race, identity, and the American experience. Renowned photographer Joshua Rashaad McFadden's work has sparked discussions on these themes over the last 15 years. The exhibition, running until June 19, features seven of my photo series, chronicling the intimacies of Black life in the United States. The article emphasized the importance of who holds the camera, noting how my images document pivotal moments and contribute to the broader discourse on social justice.

The news piece also traced my journey through photography, beginning with a childhood gift of a camera from my mother and the influence of my family's roots in photography. This personal narrative, combined with my professional achievements, underscores the significance of my work in contemporary photography. The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle highlighted my educational background, including my studies at Elizabeth City State University and the Savannah College of Art and Design, and how pivotal events, such as the police shootings of Michael Brown and Freddie Gray, shaped my focus and skills.

Documented through high-quality images and extensive media coverage, the exhibition's impact was amplified by this feature. The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle's coverage provided a platform to reach a wider audience, emphasizing the relevance of my work in ongoing conversations about race, identity, and justice. This media attention not only highlighted the exhibition's significance but also reinforced my role in advancing critical discussions through the powerful medium of photography.