There is old school grittiness in Dee Dee’s photographs. I am reminded of Brassaï, and possibly Gordon Parks, a blunt truthfulness about the way that things are. It’s genuinely real and beautiful. Her work will be featured in two exhibits in Phoenix Arizona. April 6 to June 27 at the Herberger Theater Center and the entire month of June at the Burton Barr Library. 
Dee Dee says
Photography is magic!
It captures moments in time and connects the viewer with the experience. My work explores and examines the life of a people: their past, their present and their future. My photographs are simply about creating, connecting and sharing. They tell stories of people, places and things. The images capture the wit and immortalize the legacy of the strength, struggle and the eternal spirit of my people.
They illustrate the impact of our complex commonality and universal kinship. My work represents the triumphantly enduring faith and pride of Black People! My passion is to share my people’s journey through photography; and because we’re not monolithic, the viewer will experience a myriad of expressions.
Some of the best work I have ever seen. DeDe captures the soul of the black commuinty and shares the love with us all.
When I see her photos I see a love for life, a love for people and a love for community. It is refreshing to know that someone still respects and values art. Keep doing what you do so well!
Dee Dee, Your work tells stories that we can all relate to, that’s why it is valued and appreciated. Keep it coming! I look forward to acquiring your work to enjoy and display in my home.