I will be submitting one of the images from my new project, AME [The American Muslim Experience] at the University of Pennsylvania’s School of Design Staff art show. The image is one of Shaykh Hajj Musa, a long standing resident of the Philadelphia Muslim community. The print is a large-format ink jet print [54 inches by 36 inches] – you can see the image as well as the print one coming off the plotter below. I will inform you of any additional shows. Prints will be on display at the School of Design starting Monday, July 23rd [34 & Walnut, Philadelphia]. The show is a short one so if you happen to stop by in the next week or so it along with the other staff/faculty images should be up. Below is a preview of the image as well as the print coming off the large-format plotter. Enjoy.


Update!
The PennDesign Staff Art Show official details:
July 23rd through August 1st, the Reception is Friday, July 27, at 5pm. Hope to see you there. If you need directions just leave a comment here and I’ll get back to you.

Update!
Many thanks for those who took time to come. It was a pleasure to get a chance to show the first image of the series. Following photographs © 2007 Jerry Brown.


dude!!! very nice job– and you look like a an NBA first round pick in that suit… stylin’! where’s your martini?
Ha! ‘Sup, Tracy? Man, the NBA’d have to be hard up for an almost 35 year old first round pick. Actually, I thought the pics made me look like security
Maybe if this whole artist thing doesn’t pan out I’ll see if Secret Service is hiring…
Very Cool!
Dr. Jackson and I are so proud of you. Keep up the good works!!!
That’s pretty sharp! Oh, you don’t look bad either. ha ha ha
Congratulations on your showing! Wish I could be there.
It’s always good to see a brother show the rewards of ALLAH, and have no fear of the citizens of the Empire. Money, you look cleaner than the board of health, i guess you can say this is your art.
Naeem! – I knew I should have never sent you this link! Cleaner than the board of health? I’m gonna use that one and give you the credit.
Congratulations on your success!
Thanks! I hope to post more material soon.