Black and white photo of a woman with natural hair singing passionately at a crowded indoor event.

 

 


The stories we choose to tell are just as important as how we tell them.

 

 

A young Black man wearing glasses and white shirt sits while a religious figure in white robes places hands on his shoulders.
Two Black individuals wearing traditional African Kente cloth and beaded jewelry lie side by side looking up at the camera.
A religious figure in white robes places hands on the head of a person with blonde dreadlocks during a blessing ceremony.
Two people in white outfits sit against a blue wall, one with curly hair and one with blonde dreadlocks, wearing gold necklaces.
A Black woman in a white dress sits on the floor with arms outstretched and eyes closed in a meditative pose.
Art piece featuring a face on torn Bible Psalms page with rainbow-colored lips.

We Believe in God, Too

Credits:

Creator and Producer: Eboni Boneé Coleman (EB)

Assistant: Aujha Aye

MUA: Cemia Beauty Co

All of the AMAZING Participants:

London (she/they), Jas Sherman (she/they), Nizhoni Smocks (her/she), Raven Wattley (her/she), Nazir Wattley(he/him), Niyankor Ajuaj (her/she), Ash Ferguson (she/they), Lex Dunbar (they/them), Tyrell Rae (he/she/they), Tyler & Karesha Coburn (he/she), Titi Mporamora (her/she)

We Believe in God, Too explores the intersection of queerness, faith, spirituality, and love within Black and African diasporic communities. Rooted in the understanding that spirituality has always been central to Black cultural identity, the project reflects on the ways faith has sustained, nurtured, and connected generations of Black people across time and place.


Through portraiture and storytelling, the project challenges the belief that queer identity and faith cannot coexist. It serves as a reminder that queerness and spirituality are not mutually exclusive and that there is space for both within our communities. At its core, We Believe in God, Too is an affirmation of belonging, honoring the many ways Black queer people continue to embody faith, love, and connection on their own terms.

Smiling blonde woman in a white tank top and denim shorts posing on a tufted ottoman with red neon lighting.
A Black woman in a blue top laughs joyfully while seated on a white ottoman surrounded by red LED lights.
A woman in a green sequined dress sits smiling on a white ottoman surrounded by red lights and geometric patterned walls.
A person with a shaved head wearing a gray sweater and glasses sits near a window by a geometric patterned wall.
A drag performer in a colorful pastel sequined outfit and feathered coat poses on a stage in front of a brick wall.
A smiling woman in a colorful striped shirt sits relaxed near a decorative textured wall with geometric black and white patterns.
Smiling young woman with curly hair wearing a floral shirt, sitting on a tufted ottoman in a colorful striped room.
Smiling woman in a black leather jacket sitting cross-legged on a stage with purple lights and brick wall background.
Smiling man in a red mesh shirt and black apron sitting cross-legged on a stage with purple arrow lights.
Person in a plaid shirt smiling while seated on a white ottoman in a black and white striped room.
Older woman with long gray locs wearing a blue jacket, sitting and smiling in front of a brick wall.
Young man with braids in a beige shirt and patterned pants posing on a white ottoman in a vibrant room.
Woman in a shiny pink outfit with pink hair posing near a window with red decorative elements.
Stylish woman in a black blazer and pink pants posing confidently on a stage with a brick wall backdrop.

Joy of Pride

Joy of Pride, showcases 17 inspiring individuals from the LGBTQ+ community. Each box features their photo along with a message of how they find joy, strength, and belonging in their daily life.


Partners:

Eboni Boneé of  EB Pixs, Zach Kotel Art + Design, YouthSeen, Black Pride Colorado, Lavender Hill, and Harmonic Media.

SYSIAS

COMING SOON


So You Say I'm a Stud? is a documentary project exploring the history, cultural significance, and evolving representation of Black masculine-presenting women in America. Through personal narratives and historical context, the project examines how race, gender expression, sexuality, and community have shaped what it means to identify as a stud across generations.


At its core, the film asks larger questions about belonging, visibility, and the ways Black queer identities are defined, celebrated, and misunderstood. So You Say I'm a Stud? honors the complexity of Black womanhood while preserving the stories and cultural legacy of a community that has long existed at the intersection of resistance, identity, and love.

Woman in green satin dress dancing with head tilted back under warm stage lights.
Black and white photo of performer tossing hair on stage before a seated audience.
Dancer in patterned outfit performing a dramatic floor move on a wooden dance floor.
Black and white photo of dancer in white feathered costume performing with raised hands.
Red-haired dancer leaping on stage at The Assassin Ball NRG event in Denver.
Musician plays violin on stage while performer in red suit stands under pink spotlight at live event.
Black and white photo of performer lying on stage floor during dramatic dance performance.
Two performers sing into microphones on colorful lit stage, one in purple jacket, one in gold dress.
Black and white photo of dreadlocked dancer on knees performing expressively on stage spotlight.
Black and white portrait of woman in beaded cape costume reclining elegantly backstage.
Black and white photo of dancer in thigh-high boots performing floor routine on stage.
Young woman with curly hair in gray two-piece outfit poses confidently at indoor event.
Black and white photo of model in dalmatian print coat and hat posing dramatically at fashion show.
Black and white photo of woman in white tulle dress celebrating joyfully at festive event.
Muscular performer in gold shorts bows on stage before large crowd at energetic live event.
A dancer in black crop top and pants performs at an urban dance event on a wooden floor.
A breakdancer performs an athletic move at a dance battle competition in black and white photo.
Energetic crowd of diverse people raising hands at a lively indoor cultural event or concert.
A shirtless dancer performs a floor move in silver pants at an energetic dance competition.
A performer in thigh-high socks raises legs while seated on a chair at a dance event.
A dancer in a flowing gold dress spins dramatically under stage lights at a performance event.
A performer in an elaborate gold cape and crown holds a staff under dramatic stage lighting.
A dancer in white dress performs on a confetti-covered floor at a black and white dance event.
A man in a teal patterned suit dances confidently on a wooden floor surrounded by a crowd.
Black and white photo of two women dancing together at a vibrant indoor nightclub event.
A performer in white outfit lies dramatically on a wooden dance floor under warm stage lighting.
Black and white photo of a plus-size performer on stage under spotlight at a packed nightclub.
A woman with red hair poses confidently on a dance floor while another performer sits nearby.
Black and white photo of a woman in fishnet and star-print outfit performing on a dimly lit stage.
Black and white photo of a woman in sequined outfit dancing with hair flowing at a nightclub event.
A performer in silver outfit lies dramatically outstretched on a wooden dance floor at a nightclub.

100 Images of Ballroom


ON GOING

100 Images of Ballroom Culture is a two-year photographic exploration of Ballroom culture across Denver, Philadelphia, and Washington, D.C. Featuring Mainstream, Mini, and Kiki Balls, the series documents the artistry, fashion, movement, and self-expression that define the Ballroom community. Each image captures a fleeting moment on the runway, celebrating the creativity, individuality, and cultural significance that make Ballroom an enduring space of joy, resistance, and belonging.


This installment includes:


Versace Greatest Hits Anniversary Kiki Ball (PA)

Black Fantasy Ball (CO)

The Unity Ball 2022: Unapologetic (DC)

The Nintendo Kiki Ball (CO)

The Assassin Ball (CO)

Our Word is Bond: Messages from our Elders, Promises to Community


ON GOING



A heartfelt exploration of the wisdom, grace, and legacy of Black Colorado’s elders, celebrating their commitment to passing down essential knowledge, history, and traditions to ensure the future of their community thrives.