House.
Copies will ship by the end of March. Preorder is suggested quantities will be limited.
The edition of House is comprised of works of written and visual art by 35 Black, Indigenous, and other people of color who identify as LBGTQ+. There was no theme going into selecting these works; however, it became clear that a theme emerged--VISIONARY. We are proud of the work on these pages and it will not only promise to be beautiful in your hands while flipping through the pages, but also will inspire your heart to create.
This edition is 8in X 8in.
House, an anthology of visual and written works from 35 BIPOC who identify as LBGTQ+
(size 8x8 inches, 65 pages, laminated cover)
Topics in this anthology include finding self, love, societal perception + pressure, same sex relationships, plurality, androgyny, loss, intersection between religion and sexuality, excommunication, familial expectations, and acceptance.
This edition of House has been curated by long time collaborator Just Duléa of Conviction 2 Change Publishing LLC. The cover is a photograph from Deulon Lesure, a Still Life Artist who has a long catalogue of very reputable clients. The pages are designed by Nakeysha Roberts Washington, creative director and owner of Genre: Urban Arts. Other elements of this release were done in consultation and with assistance from Shaunteri Skinner, Marcus Williams, Arthur Jackson, Erica Dixon, and Dupree Armon. Thank you each for your help and support!
Copies will ship by the end of March. Preorder is suggested quantities will be limited.
The edition of House is comprised of works of written and visual art by 35 Black, Indigenous, and other people of color who identify as LBGTQ+. There was no theme going into selecting these works; however, it became clear that a theme emerged--VISIONARY. We are proud of the work on these pages and it will not only promise to be beautiful in your hands while flipping through the pages, but also will inspire your heart to create.
This edition is 8in X 8in.
House, an anthology of visual and written works from 35 BIPOC who identify as LBGTQ+
(size 8x8 inches, 65 pages, laminated cover)
Topics in this anthology include finding self, love, societal perception + pressure, same sex relationships, plurality, androgyny, loss, intersection between religion and sexuality, excommunication, familial expectations, and acceptance.
This edition of House has been curated by long time collaborator Just Duléa of Conviction 2 Change Publishing LLC. The cover is a photograph from Deulon Lesure, a Still Life Artist who has a long catalogue of very reputable clients. The pages are designed by Nakeysha Roberts Washington, creative director and owner of Genre: Urban Arts. Other elements of this release were done in consultation and with assistance from Shaunteri Skinner, Marcus Williams, Arthur Jackson, Erica Dixon, and Dupree Armon. Thank you each for your help and support!
Copies will ship by the end of March. Preorder is suggested quantities will be limited.
The edition of House is comprised of works of written and visual art by 35 Black, Indigenous, and other people of color who identify as LBGTQ+. There was no theme going into selecting these works; however, it became clear that a theme emerged--VISIONARY. We are proud of the work on these pages and it will not only promise to be beautiful in your hands while flipping through the pages, but also will inspire your heart to create.
This edition is 8in X 8in.
House, an anthology of visual and written works from 35 BIPOC who identify as LBGTQ+
(size 8x8 inches, 65 pages, laminated cover)
Topics in this anthology include finding self, love, societal perception + pressure, same sex relationships, plurality, androgyny, loss, intersection between religion and sexuality, excommunication, familial expectations, and acceptance.
This edition of House has been curated by long time collaborator Just Duléa of Conviction 2 Change Publishing LLC. The cover is a photograph from Deulon Lesure, a Still Life Artist who has a long catalogue of very reputable clients. The pages are designed by Nakeysha Roberts Washington, creative director and owner of Genre: Urban Arts. Other elements of this release were done in consultation and with assistance from Shaunteri Skinner, Marcus Williams, Arthur Jackson, Erica Dixon, and Dupree Armon. Thank you each for your help and support!
