Portraits of Dignity: Do You See Me Now? an exhibition by Joseph Pearson
Joseph Pearson's intimate figurative paintings, steeped in social realism and empathetic observation, present dignified portrait studies of overlooked individuals in the historic YMI Cultural Center, reframing visibility through meticulous brushwork.
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