Sheila Pree Bright: Brave Spaces by Joicelyn Dingle, Ebony Magazine "Art has a way of opening up these hardcore issues.” The artist...

The solo exhibitions ' A Beautiful Struggle' opened September 9th thru November 20, 2021 at the Moss Arts Center. Featuring a selection...

Shadow to Substance exhibition is not open at the Harn Museum of Art in Florida through February 27, 2022. Featuring my series 'The...

PROTEST.RESILIENCE.IDENTITY at Soho Photo Gallery in New York through September 5, 2021.Featuring 'Mothers March On' mural. These are...

“If there was no otherness, what would this country be like?” It’s hard to imagine because there is that otherness. But an object can...

"Shadow to Substance exhibition creates a chronological arc from the past to the present into the future using historical photographs...

"The Dirty South makes visible the roots of Southern hip-hop culture and reveals how the aesthetic traditions of the African American...

Underexposed exhibition highlights photographers who photograph other women, children, and families, among them Sally Mann, Nan Goldin,...

Representing the largest exhibition of photographs of and about the American South in the twenty-first century, Southbound: Photographs...

#1960Now is Sheila Pree Bright's journey documenting the responses to police shootings in Atlanta, Ferguson, Baltimore, Washington,...

“As I observe the state of the country, I feel art can be a form of activism to create awareness and bring shared communities together...

Conversation with Creativelive.com a brand new episode of 'We are Photographers podcast. Click here to watch.

Alicia Garza, founder of the international Black Lives Matter movement, has said "the civil rights movement was not one period in history...

An Intimate Look At the Activists Involved In The Black Lives Matter Movement #1960Now series featured in BuzzFeednews "It took...

THE ENDLESS CALL "Let America be America again. Let it be the dream it used to be. Let it be the pioneer on the plain seeking a home...

My photo essay, 'Carved In Stone' in The Washington Post Magazine, 'Visualizing Racism.' ©2019 Sheila Pree Bright

Honored to attend the 5th-anniversary legacy luncheon of Tamir Rice. On November 22, 2014, Tamir a 12-year old African-American, was...

I had a great time at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver as a keynote speaker, participating in the Visual Literacy...

Had a great time at the University of California, Santa Barbara as speaker and portfolio reviewer with the MFA students ! Photo with...

Glad I had the opportunity to work with writer Brian Goldstone for the New Republic Magazine about the ”working homeless.” “If the term...