small.artists An initiative that commissions storytellers, who are small business owners themselves, to create works that document the lived experiences of other small business owners from their communities. small.artists exists to explore one core idea: Making small businesses more visible through creative work. Chau Nguyen Creates Transnational Art Objects at the Intersection of Memory, Trauma, and Vietnamese History Chau Nguyen is a first-generation Vietnamese American conceptual artist born in Hanoi and based in Philadelphia. She navigates the intersection of art, technology, memory, trauma, and Vietnamese histories in her creation of transnational art objects.Read More → Brian Munoz Highlights Latin American Small Businesses on Cherokee Street in St. Louis Brian Munoz is a long-time journalist and the president and founder of Studio FiftyOne Photography and Design.Read More → Shirley Rodriguez Tells The Story of Women Small Business Owners Who Support Collective Healing Shirley Rodriguez, co-founder of Create The Remarkable Inc., is an accomplished photographer whose work has been featured in many galleries and publications.Read More → Amanda López Tells The Story of The First Guatemalan Coffee Shop in Denver, Colorado Amanda López is a Mexican-American professional photographer who is originally from Sacramento, California, but now resides in Denver, Colorado.Read More → OwlRare Tells The Story of Black & Mexican Small Business Owners in San Diego OwlRare (They/Them) is an artist and health/mindfulness coach who lives in San Diego, California.Read More → Previous Page 1 2 3