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Above Image: These works provide a powerful moment of hope and inspiration in a state of social emergency. - ds4si/Projecting Our Stories / Projecting Our Futures /Location: South side of Strand Theatre/art/Jaypix Belmer 2020

ROSE ART MUSEUM
The Queer Lens: Photographers in Conversation

VIRTUAL PROGRAM | 2023

Archive

Artists Jaypix Belmer, Jess T. Dugan, and C. Rose Smith , moderated by WBUR's Cristela Guerra. Each artist  discusses how they use the photographic image to construct queer visual histories through intimate representations of individuals with nonbinary, transgender, and gender-expansive identities. 

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WIILD NEGRO: IS LOVE THIS IS THERAPY FOR US. A collaborative exhibition at the Cultural Equity Incubator 

Fine Art Photography | 2023

"Darkness cannot drive out darkness: only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate: only love can do that. " - MLK

Featured Guests: 
Jaypix Belmer Photographer, artist, activist, and storyteller, Jaypix’s photography teaches you the importance of the soul and Cliff Notez Award-winning, multi–digital media artist, musician, entrepreneur, and filmmaker. His art is a continuous exploration of the black mind.

 

The CEI Gallery exhibits contemporary art that finds expression at the junction of realism and surrealism to offer new visions of being for collective liberation.

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Photographer | Exhibitor | Creative Director

Exhibition Images photographed by  Mel Taing

ARTIST OF COLOR:
Bus Stop Shelter Project Commission

BNN | Public Art Interview: | 2023

Artist Of Color: Host; D. Elaine Hall-Corbin and her guests Archy LaSalle & Jaypix Belmer have a conversation around WHERE ARE ALL THE BLACK PEOPLE AT collaborating with Greater Grove Hall Main Street in which Black Photographers created a Bus Shelter Project to display "Opportunity Economic Disparity of the Arts".

 

The Bus Shelters displayed the work of 9 Black and Brown photographers at 23 Bus Shelters throughout Dorchester from February 27th - April 2nd 2032

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Social Justice

Public Art

Artist | Photographer 

FINE ART EXHIBITION:
KINGSTON GALLERY

WHISTLING IN THE DARK | 2021

“I have met some great individuals who fear to take risks on their own evolution, As a creative entrepreneur you have be a bold and courageous risk taker to turn your relative passion into a career.”- Jaypix Belmer

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Exhibition video by Sando Films

Photography by Jaypix Belmer

Kingston Gallery 
450 Harrison Ave, #43 
Boston, MA 02118

ART COMMISSION:
Authenticity Wins Everywhere

Radical Welcoming Initiative

Poloroid Project | 100+ | 2021

Acronym : A.W.E

The Polaroid company, which started in Cambridge has funneled many stories worth revisiting for economic and social justice. Residents, artists and individuals who may be curious about photography  have an opportunity to learn about the polaroid camera and instant film practice as a tool for photography documentation and visual communication with Jaypix. Welcoming 100+ community residents, business owners  and everyday people to take a portrait on an instant polaroid camera. This Public activation and series is on people, places and things that are integral and add value to the community. What Does “Radical Welcoming” Mean to You?

 

Thank You Fairmont Innovation Lab, for making this possible.

Social Justice

Education

Participartory Art

Archiving

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Producer | Photographer | Desiger : Jaypix Belmer

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DOCUMENTARY
Building Individuals Reconstructing Dorchester

Book | Photo Essay | 2020

Acronym : B.I.R.D  ( Street Project )

This is a project about building economy and community relationships that create change when we get to know one another. For a over a decade Uphams Corner has been transitioning into a more vibrant place with arts, business and neighborhood culture at its focus.  Jaypix demonstrates a communications effort raising awareness and social justice to the unique style and vision of the people,  beauty and the neighborhoods around us.

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Producer | Photographer | Designer : Jaypix Belmer

Social Justice

Archiving

Community Engagement

Jaypix Sticker ,A quest for a community economic to develop the best in the people.

HOW I PHOTOGRAPH, HELPS OTHER PEOPLE

Identity Branding | Photo Essay | 

“As an acronym Hip Hop has become how I photograph helps people. It's me connecting with the person to capture a moment and tell a story.” Musicians are artist as well as storytellers and don't always get to show and tell there story in a respectable way. In order for us to tell this story we have to build a bond. How I photograph helps other people is focused on the time spent making it happen. In this artist collaboration photography and music  formulate a visual Masterpiece. The Fist Publication Introduce 75  Artist in Boston who have decided that they want to see themselves as they begin to develop a true personal identity.

Acronym : H.I.P.H.O.P

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Producer | Photographer | Designer: Jaypix Belmer

Archiving
Participatory Art 


 

Moment of Flavor 2015

COMMISION:
IDENTIFYING LEADERS OF TODAY & TOMORROW

Series | Portrait Photography | 2014

Acronym : I.D L.O.T.T

The Project 
The “Leaders of Today and Tomorrow” photo series highlights 10 community driven people with a purpose, including elected officials, youth, local residents, and business owners. Sponsors ArtPlace, The Boston Foundation, and Uphams Corner Main Streets have collaborated to highlight a diverse group of individuals, some already in positions of influence and some as yet "undiscovered," who represent Boston's current and future leaders.

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Producer | Photographer: Jaypix Belmer