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photo courtesy of Caravan Film Crews

Joha Harrison

 

Joha Harrison was born in Baton Rouge Louisiana, moved to Georgia at 17, and has been in Sacramento California since 2009.He has two sons that enjoy the arts just as much as does. Starting in the arts in elementary school, he eventually submitted shoe designs to Nike while in the 5th grade. Art didn't play a role in his life again until the 11th grade when he started with photography. Taking photos of everything he wanted to remember; from there, love for the art blossomed. Being a photographer for 20 years allows for a bit of confidence in the craft, but documenting history is a lifelong journey. Filmmaking is the newest of his current endeavors, its an extension of photography. It takes a still photo and allows it to breathe. His painting life or painting persona delves into a bit of the unknown. When painting, he translates thoughts, feelings, emotions, memories, and realms into painted expressions. The process of painting is a journey from the first message down to the signature. Joha combines these artforms along with film editing to create an artistic atmosphere that's available everywhere he goes.

Photography

Breeders Cup, Santa Anita Ca
World Series, San Francisco Ca
World Series, San Francisco Ca
Cornel West, Sacramento Ca
Shepard Fairey, Sacramento Ca
Martha Cooper, Sacramento Ca

19 Keys, Sacramento Ca

J.I.D, Oakland Ca

 

Videography

Wide Open Walls

Project Optimism

Guild Theater

Crocker Museum

M5 Arts

Paola Delfin

Kiri Leigh Jones

Sojourner Truth Museum

John Madden

 

Film

"Humanity and the Mural" Documentary
(submitted to Sundance Film Festival)

"Homecoming King" Hasan Minahj 

Sutter Health Commercial

Sacramento History Museum

 

Book

Photo Book, Surrender Was a Pose Volume 3: The Birth of an Iceberg

Art

San Francisco Design Center

Las Positas College

Guild Theater

Faith J. Mckinnie Gallery

UC Davis Health Art Collection

Coordinates Exhibition

Grigio Art

HGA Architects and Engineers

Crocker Art Museum

Renaissance Tower

National Building Museum

Murals

Bawk 

Wide Open Walls 

Verge Center for the Arts

Residencies

Vantage Art Flats

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