Education
2023 Associate in Liberal Arts, Manchester Community College, Manchester, NH
Solo Exhibitions
2023 Explore the Art of Jozimar Matimano, Manchester Community College, Manchester, NH
2022 Matimano on Exhibit, The Derryfield School, Manchester, NH
2022 Love and Joy Library show, Proctor Academy, Andover, NH
2020 Love is the Answer, Riverview Artist studio, Wilton, NH
Joint Exhibitions
2024 Harlem Fine Arts Show (HFAS16), The Glass House, New York City, NY
2024 Being Black with Becky Field, SAAC, Portsmouth, NH
2022 Finding Home with Becky Field, Kimball Jenkins, Concord, NH
2021 Summer Display at SoWa Gallery with Nick Peterson Davis, SoWa Gallery, Boston, MA
Artist Associations
2024 Creative Podcast
2022 Manchester Arts Commission
Awards
2024 NH Artist of the Year, Rising Star Awards, Stay Work Play, New Hampshire
2024 Residency program at Kimball Jenkins in Concord, NH
2019 Outstanding Apprentice of the Year in NH Community Colleges
Lectures
2022 Visiting Artist Program, Proctor Academy, Andover, NH
2022 Retreat Lecture, Glenn Brook Camp, Marlborough, NH
2022 Keynote Speaker, NHAEA 2022 Conference Kimball Jenkins, Concord, NH
Artist Statement
“I see art as a powerful tool that could spark something in one’s lifetime which could change the course of history.
I use my art as a way of expressing the reality, beauty, struggle, and strength of humanity by painting and drawing. I feel like it’s a message that somebody out there can learn from or be inspired by.”
I have a voice. I am a vessel for storytelling. When people look at my art I want them to feel a deep connection with the struggle and the experiences this generation went through. The symbolism in my paintings allows me to make statements about humanity and the global condition, as well as my feelings and opinions on politics, wealth, and social justice that I cannot express through words.
I chose portraiture as the medium for my stories because I believe there is an instant connection between an artist and a viewer when they can feel the emotions painted on my subject’s face.