January 10 - February 27

Stories Unseen

A group photography exhibition giving voice and visibility to lives and stories overlooked.

Stories Unseen brings together three photographers whose works speak truth to individual and collective stories, and reveal the unacknowledged parts of the human condition. Through imagery that is intimate and honest, these works straddle the line between deeply human and strangely surreal, inviting viewers to take a closer look at experiences too often ignored or dismissed.

Documentary filmmaker and photographer Joshua Coe shares the stories of individuals impacted by incarceration, addiction, and homelessness. His work examines the realities of the criminal justice system while lifting up the places where hope, change, and restoration are taking root.

Psychologist, author, and photographer Amy Marin turns her lens toward the complexities of the human mind. Drawing on decades of experience in the study of human behavior, her portraits shed light on the quiet struggles many carry with mental health and the strength it takes to navigate them.

Editorial and portrait photographer Claudia Johnstone uses color, collaboration, and lived experience to highlight the voices of adults with ADHD. Through her ongoing series May I Have Your Attention, she creates portraits shaped by empathy, understanding, and a desire to broaden awareness around neurodivergence.

Together, these three artists offer a collective look at lives and stories that remain unseen. Their work asks us to slow down, listen deeply, and recognize the humanity beyond the narrative.