Congratulations to Rashod Taylor whose Little Black Boy series was acquired by the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. Three photographs from Taylor’s ongoing project have entered the MFAH’s permanent collection. Taylor uses the frameworks and methods allied with the history of fine art portraiture to contemplate his own family’s narrative within contemporary America.

jdc Fine Art : Contemporary Art Gallery and Fine Art Dealer celebrates 10 years in business. jdc Fine Art was established in 2011 and has remained dedicated to contemporary art with a sense of consciousness.

As we rededicate ourselves, we keep true to the nature of currents that have carried us, endurance through flexibility and growth through change. So do we hold-true to the only constant we may control, our philosophy. We acknowledge the power of this moment with an exhibition, Time in two directions. Planned for this fall, the exhibition will celebrate our past, feature recent discoveries, and foreshadow new directions of intention.

Rashod Taylor’s Little Black Boy was selected for inclusion in Reflecting Voices , an exhibition at the Colorado Photographic Arts Center. This 3-person show is being presented as part of the Month of Photography (MoP) Denver Festival, a biennial event that celebrates the art of photography with exhibitions and related programming through the region. In a curatorial statement, Johnston describes the Reflecting Voices exhibition as part of an ongoing effort by CPAC to “amplify the voices of underrepresented artists .”