BLACKBERRY MOLASSES
Blackberry Molasses: Archives is a limited-run art anthology featuring seven artists, translating the 2025 exhibition. A storytelling perspective through a selection of art from the curator's point of view. Designed in a condensed, visually led format, Blackberry Molasses: The Archives departs from traditional anthologies to prioritize accessibility and immediacy.
- Size: 12" x 12"
- 80 pgs +hard cover case bound wrapped
- Finishing: Soft touch/High Glossy & Perfect bound
- Stock: 100 lb Silk Text & 65lb Lynx Opaque cover
- Print Run: 50
- Colours: 4/4 throughout
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"Serving as an extension of the exhibition series, the anthology affirms authorship and published work beyond academic spaces. It allows the collection to live freely at home, in community, and across generations. The archive functions both as an intimate object and a lasting art historical reference."
Camelia Denise is a creative producer and cultural storyteller working across art, design, and experiential mediums. Her debut art experience, Blackberry Molasses, reimagined the garden level of a Harlem brownstone as a speakeasy-style sanctuary. A modern ode to the Harlem Renaissance. Bringing together ten artists across disciplines, the exhibition formed a cohesive narrative that now lives on in print, told through the lens of seven featured artists in Blackberry Molasses: The Archives.
WHO IS SHE
"Who Is She" is a contemporary art book that explores identity, perception, and cultural expression through bold visual storytelling. Each piece invites the viewer to question how identity is constructed; not only through appearance but also through the unseen layers of influence, history and emotion. The artwork merges streetwear aesthetics with fine art sensibilities, creating a dialogue between personal style and societal expectation.
- Size: 8" x 11 inches
- 96 + 4 page Hard cover Case bound Wrapped
- Finishing: Soft touch/laminate & Perfect bound
- Stock: 100 lb Silk Text & 65lb Lynx Opaque cover
- Print Run: 100
- Colours: 4/4 throughout
Presented in vivid colour, the striking compositions of "WHO IS SHE" stands as both question and a statement which causes one to reflect on how we see others, and how we choose to be seen.
