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Juliana Ukiomogbe

Kadar Small’s tender portrait of Black men ‘just existing’ in New York City

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Juliana Ukiomogbe

Kadar Small’s tender portrait of Black men ‘just existing’ in New York City
“My Brotha” documents everyday moments — at the barbershop or the basketball court — to overturn the hardened stereotype of growing up in urban areas.
Kendall Bessent’s portraits offer an intimate look at his own ‘Black Mecca’

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Juliana Ukiomogbe

Kendall Bessent’s portraits offer an intimate look at his own ‘Black Mecca’
Currently showing his work in New York, in collaboration with the Black Artist Fund, the sky’s the limit for the 20-year-old Atlanta-born photographer.
These photos celebrate the beauty of queer Black masculinity

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Juliana Ukiomogbe

These photos celebrate the beauty of queer Black masculinity
Photographer Clifford Prince King documents the quiet, tender moments of everyday life.
These photos celebrate the beauty of Black life in the Bahamas

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Juliana Ukiomogbe

These photos celebrate the beauty of Black life in the Bahamas
Photographer Melissa Alcena documents the people of her home country at their most pure.

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