Meet the Team

  • A woman with dark curly hair, wearing a pink t-shirt featuring a campaign flyer for Dorothy M. Ferrette, standing on a dirt path in a wooded area.

    Brittney (Blue) Ferrette Washington (she/they)

    EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, Co-founder

    Brittney (Blue) Washington is a visual artist and organizer serving as Ferrette House’s Founding Director. Brittney's multidisciplinary approaches to her work apply an understanding that 1) our most important responsibility is dismantling the power arrangements that maintain oppression; 2) everyone has different points of entry into politicization and social justice movements; and 3) art is a powerful portal to healing, imagination, and movement for that purpose. Read more about Blue here.

  • Close-up of a woman outdoors with trees and a body of water in the background, wearing a purple top and small earrings.

    Priscilla Ferrette (she/her)

    DEPUTY DIRECTOR, Co-Founder

    Priscilla V. Ferrette is an organized and dedicated Administrative Professional with 25 years of experience, a proven track record of supporting executive staff, faculty, students, artists, and peers in collegiate and community environments, and a deep commitment to the South Carolina student and artist community. As Deputy Director, Ms Ferrette manages the operations of the Ferrette House artist residency program, applying lessons from her study in finance, accounting, and business administration.

  • June Noble (he/him)

    LEAD EARTHBENDER & Facilities Director

    June Noble, a Gullah Geechee native of North Charleston, blends problem-solving, environmental education, and grassroots organizing with deep cultural storytelling to  support Ferrette House’s mission to create spaces of healing, cultural preservation, and sustainable living rooted in the land and water of the rural south. 

Community Partners

Cedar Wolf Media Group logo with the words cedar wolf in bold black letters, a red circle replacing the letter O, and the words media group in smaller orange font beneath.
Logo for Lowcountry Arts Movement featuring an abstract sun and wave design.
Maroon background with white text reading 'Maroon Innovation Services Inc.'
A black and white drawing of a two-story wooden building with boarded windows, labeled as the Seashore Farmers' Lodge Museum & Cultural Center.
Black and white logo for Cimarrón Producciones featuring a kneeling man holding a large conch shell to his mouth, with a large white circle in the background and the name in bold lettering.
The image features the words "SOUTH CAROLINA ARTS COMMISSION" in large, bold letters. The words are styled with a mix of black and pink colors, with "SOUTH" and "CAROLINA" in pink, and "ARTS COMMISSION" in black, and a pink asterisk next to "SOUTH".