Projects
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City of ChampionsA portrait of Brockton, MassachusettsMary Beth revisits her hometown to try to understand the changes there of the last half-century. Deindustrialization, unemployment, immigration – how do these huge global forces effect people's lives in one New England city? What does it feel like to live there? What might happen next? |
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PaesaniAn Italian Community, TransplantedIn the mid-twentieth century, farmers from one Italian village moved to an American city. They adapted by sticking together and preserving their ways – and keeping their ties to Italy. |
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A Portrait of IrelandThe Old and The NewIn many ways, Ireland of the 21st century bears a strong resemblance to that of centuries past; in others it sits squarely within the modern. This portrait project and exhibition, done while an artist-in-residence with the Waterford Healing Arts Trust, toured Southeastern Ireland and is now part of the permanent collection of the Waterford, Ireland, Regional Hospital. |
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It Takes YearsImmigration and One FamilyMartina Sierra de Acevedo had one goal: to bring her five children from the Dominican Republic to the United States. The price: seven years of waiting, and having to leave two children behind.
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