JOSH EPPERSON
  • Exhibition Writing & Art Criticism
  • Brand Work
  • Community Involvement

Writer. Brand strategist. 
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Exhibition storyteller.
Speaker. 
Creative Director.
Facilitator. ​​Thinker.
Pie lover. Hiker. Cyclist. Son. Philosopher. Reader. Brother. Movie watcher.  

Hey there. I'm Josh. 

For over 10 years, I’ve worked as a brand strategist, exhibition writer, creative director, and concept developer. I’ve collaborated with Fortune 500 companies, start-ups, community programs, and government institutions. But really, I just like to tell stories. Because stories are the center of everything: our history, our commerce, our religion, our families.  

​It’s the flexibility of stories, and their ability to connect us, that pulls the threads of my experience into a coherent whole. I help clients solve problems that run the gamut -- from brand strategies to cultural narratives -- but stories are always at the heart. Take a look around, and if you like what you see, let's tell a story together. 

WORKING TOGETHER 

Are you a cultural institution needing to tell a bold narrative that captures attention? ​

Are you a business that wants help defining your purpose so your customers get it too? 

Are you a leader who knows  stories are the answer, even if you don't know exactly how? 

If these questions resonate, we might be right for each other.

WHAT I LIKE TO DO

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Exhibition Writing
​& Art Criticism
  • Exhibition script writing
  • Conceptual story development
  • ​Exhibition reviews and criticism
  • Editing and creative direction 
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Brand Work
  • ​Brand positioning
  • Brand voice
  • Brand messaging
  • Brand storytelling 
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Community Involvement
  • Non-profit founder
  • Board member​
  • Black culture advocate
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​Speaking & Facilitation
  • The "I Can" mentality
  • Storytelling
  • Career vision
  • Diversity and inclusion topics​
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FEATURED ESSAY

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I Am Not a Protester

"I wasn’t always comfortable admitting in-the-street protest was not my lane. Unfortunately, there’s a false stigma that if you’re not on the front lines, you’re not about it. And I fell into believing that — which made me feel small, lazy, and self-doubting.
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But I grew out of that belief. I realized my place in the fight isn’t on the front lines, but that doesn’t mean I can’t make a difference. This is about how I got there, and how when we own our role in social justice, we better support the roles of others..." ​ Read full essay here

Let's tell a story together.

Email:
​joshryanepperson@gmail.com
Telephone:
​(804) 938-1454​
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  • Exhibition Writing & Art Criticism
  • Brand Work
  • Community Involvement