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Apr 5, 2021 · Showtime has named both Danielle De Jesus and Dave Binegar as vice presidents of scripted programming. De Jesus joins the premium cabler from Courtney Kemp’s End of Episode production...
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22K Followers, 3,937 Following, 643 Posts - Danielle De Jesus (@danielledejesus1) on Instagram: "These are the things that I love, the passions that I have, the person that I am and the art that I make ️Bushwick🇵🇷🧡🗽💙".
Apr 5, 2021 · Danielle De Jesus, most recently SVP of Development at Courtney Kemp’s production company, End of Episode, has joined Showtime as VP of Scripted Programming. Additionally, the...
Feb 8, 2024 · The annual Puerto Rican Day Parade Danielle De Jesus has turned to film over digital photography, preferring the “tactile” nature of negatives.
La Finca Garden is easy to miss—it’s located on a narrow lot on a commercial street in Bushwick. But it was one of the first stops for artist Danielle de Jesus, whose work is featured in Life Between Buildings, after she returned to the neighborhood where she grew up.
Apr 7, 2015 · Danielle DeJesus is not your average 27-year-old. The Bushwick-born Latina, who grew up on Jefferson Street, is on a mission to preserve her neighborhood by photographing the people and places from her childhood.
Danielle De Jesus is a Nuyorican painter and photographer born and raised in Bushwick, Brooklyn, whose works tell the story of growing up in New York City amidst gentrification and displacement.
Danielle De Jesus. Born 1987, Brooklyn, NY. Lives and works in Ridgewood, NYC. Danielle@DanielleDeJesus.com. Education. 2021 MFA, Yale University School of Art, New Haven, CT. 2019 BFA, Fashion Institute of Technology, NY, NY. Residencies. 2022 YI Artist residency at the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, New York.
Meet us on Graham Ave with Danielle De Jesus, an artist featured in "Life Between Buildings." Born and raised in Bushwick, Brooklyn, Danielle has deep ties to the Puerto Rican community that has shaped the neighborhood for generations.
