Overtown, Still is a photographic exhibition that explores Overtown as a living sanctuary shaped by memory, care, and everyday presence. Through photographs, archives, personal artifacts, and installation, the exhibition centers community life within a neighborhood that is often represented through narratives of loss and displacement.

The work turns toward what remains active, tender, and alive: children playing in the street, neighbors resting on porches, church gatherings, family histories, and moments of everyday care. Together, these images form a portrait of Overtown not only as a site of history, but as a place that continues to breathe, gather, and dream.