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Happy 52nd Mom, living the best life for you ❤️

My Fridge is now empty.

I just want to say thank you to everyone who has pushed me in skateboarding through college, I would not be here without many of you and was fortunate to have all of your support. Thank you everyone who helped me through college. Thank you Prescott Skateboarding and thank you BLX for giving me a voice within skateboarding. A Sunday Morning. A Sunday Morning is an exploration of my relationship and connection to skateboarding and its people. It examines the threads and connections that have been built shaping my perception and view of the world. Skateparks and skateshops are the core components of skateboarding, being a place to gather and create community through a common interest uniting people from a multitude of backgrounds and places. A Sunday Morning explores ideas of place, pain, joy, time, loss, growth, family and what skateboarding is through portraiture, landscape and abstract imagery alongside sculpture. Skateboarding started on a Sunday morning at the Prescott Skatepark starting a tradition and family that will be an ever changing force and driving part of my life. A Sunday Morning creates a dialogue between Prescott’s skatepark community and Tucson’s skateshop where I reside, both being core parts of shaping my life and understanding where I sit continuing to push forward for skateboarding. Skateboarding is the reason I am here and it will continue to be the reason I move forward. A Sunday Morning honors what skateboarding has done for me and the people who have supported me.

A Sunday Morning, my new work is up now at the Jospeh Gross Gallery at the University of Arizona until Friday. There will be an opening reception Thursday evening from 4-6 where I’ll be giving out @blxskateshop bucks. Come out and support me along with 15 other artist at our group show Broto/ Sprout

A Sunday Morning will be on display next Tuesday at the Joseph Gross Gallery in Tucson in a group show Broto/Sprout. The gallery reception will be Thursday April 2nd from 4-6. I hope to see everyone there. This is my final capstone show and I’m proud to be doing something for skateboarding. This book is an examination of my relationship with skateboarding and its community highlighting what it has done for me. Skateboarding started on a Sunday morning in Prescott and has grown become so much more than that. I am so grateful for all the people I have met though skateboarding. Thank you skateboarding and everyone who has made this possible.

I am excited to announce my next book project, A Sunday Morning. My new book will be highlighting my relationship and connection to place and people within skateboarding and understanding my place within it. My work will be shown at a group exhibition “Broto/sprout”where 15 other photographers will be showing. The opening is April 2nd from 4-6 at the Joseph Gross Tucson Gallery in Tucson. I hope to see you all there.

Thank you @toothpickprescott for allowing me to show my work and host a class:) Thank you everyone who came out to support whether that be driving from Tucson to camp out, buying a print,signing up for the class or just showing up. It all means the world to me with all of this. The show will be up until May 30th incase you missed it @toothpickprescott. I still have some prints available:) Toothpick is a such a wonderful space fostering creativity in Prescott. Thank you Cody and Bella for this opportunity and trusting me with all of this. A lot has changed since we met at the Den and will never forgot your support. Go support good people doing good things in Prescott I am also eternally grateful for Sage helping me prepare for this show whether that was hanging frames,putting thumb tacks in or proofreading my lecture with me in between skate sessions. I wouldn’t have done this without you.

Corbin Rouette Studies 928-458-4789 corbinrouette1@gmail.com @corbinrouette

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