LEGACY STUDIOS

Chris Clark

Chris Clark is a self-taught visual artist, illustrator, and muralist living and working in Jacksonville, FL. Art, to him, is a form of journalism. Using acrylic, oil, ink, and spray paint, he explores the rich culture and history of the Black community across the diaspora and the social issues affecting them today. For Clark, reflecting the human figure is very powerful, which is why he uses graphic-style portraiture and figurative works to depict Black life in America through his personal lens of a Black man, husband, and father. At the core of his work is the notion that representation matters. As the artist explains, “By telling my story, I want to help the viewer rediscover theirs.”

Elena Øhlander

Elena Øhlander is a visual artist and muralist working in the medium of mixed-media illustration, currently residing in Jacksonville, Florida. She obtained her BFA in Photography from The Art Institute of Jacksonville in 2014. Academics and research laid the foundation for her career as a visual artist, art advocate/curator and non-profit/city municipality collaborator - facilitating public art projects throughout the southeast region of the United States. 

Jax Film Lab

Jax Film Lab is on a mission to empower non-profits, small businesses, and entrepreneurs through the art of storytelling. Our vision is to be the go-to creative agency that brings ideas to life, crafting visually stunning narratives that leave a lasting impression. Your vision, our expertise—partnering with you to create stories that inspire and drive positive change in our community. The Dorrells believe in the power of storytelling as a tool for social change and community engagement. Their commitment to excellence, coupled with a genuine desire to uplift others, sets them apart in the world of filmmaking. By seamlessly blending art and business, Kyle and Marquiette Dorrell are paving the way for a new era of impactful storytelling that goes beyond the screen, leaving a lasting legacy of inspiration and success in Jacksonville and beyond.

Tatiana Kitchen

Tatiana (Kitchen) Phoenix is a visual artist that often explores the idea of divine femininity within her work. Using many different perspectives, she creates a world that highlights black women in their fullness, where they are to be seen and admired. Throughout this artist's body of work are images of her muses, often depicted with beautiful hues of blue and purple skin tones, symbolizing the infinite and immeasurable, as to give the viewer a sense of their godliness and power. Though they may look fantastical, they are not imaginary beings, they are symbolic of real women in the artist's life and women in general.

Jarett Walker

Jarett Walker is a Florida-born artist who specializes in fine art painting. Over the years, his art has become more intentional, focusing on storytelling and self-reflection. A large percentage of the pieces he creates either speak to the Black experience in America or offer encouragement to anyone who may need a fresh word of inspiration. His pieces are deeply inspired by his community and personal journey, with family playing a big role in his artistic path.

Hush Hush

Hush Hush Headphones was born out of a dream in 2015. To amplify and benefit live performing artists, Hush Hush acquired silent disco headphones to create an underground, pop-up performance venue unlike anything seen before. From experimental electronic music played live in a fast food restaurant to genre-bending artists performing in the middle of a rural field, Hush Hush Headphones highlighted musical talent in a uniquely immersive experience. Now, Hush Hush Headphones is the premier provider of silent discos in Jacksonville, hosting monthly dance parties at Downtown Vision’s Sip & Stroll, weekend dance parties at Root Down in Jacksonville’s historic 5 Points neighborhood, sunset silent discos at the iconic Jacksonville Beach Pier, and hundreds of other events all over town.