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X-WR-CALDESC:Gallery Opening on November 8\, 2019 from 5-8 PM. Show will ha
 ng in the Main Gallery through the month of November\, 2019.\n\nThe ZACC a
 nd A VOICE are proud to present work by young photographers from Mexico\, 
 New York\, Los Angeles\, and Two Eagle River School in Pablo\, Montana. Th
 is exhibition includes work from The Lower East Side Girls Club of New Yor
 k City\, Club Balam of Chiapas\, Mexico\, Las Fotos Project of Los Angeles
 \, and A VOICE: Art Vision & Outreach In Community Education at Two Eagle 
 River School. \n\nThe project began in Manhattan\, NYC at the Lower Eastsi
 de Girls Club - where they photographed each other in pink dresses on near
 by streets. The same dresses were then shipped to Club Balam\, an indigeno
 us girls photography program in southern Mexico. They next shipped to the 
 Las Fotos Project in Los Angeles\, California - a photography project for 
 teenage girls. Lastly\, they were sent to A VOICE in Pablo\, Montana\, whe
 re students at Two Eagle River School made pictures in several communities
  in the Confederated Salish & Kootenai Nation.\n\nThe Pink Dress Photograp
 hy Project used left-over pink dresses to help girls break the bounds of p
 eer defined ‘normal’ behavior. By learning to take risks in their art maki
 ng\, the students entered a creative space that grown artists\, photograph
 ers\, performance artists\, and activists inhabit regularly.\n\nPhotograph
 ers from the Salish & Kootenai Communities are Danielle Adler\, Zion Bolan
 \, Lee Anna Powell\, Nikki Burke\, Bojai Grant\, Esperanza Orozco-Charlo\,
  Chayla Russell\, Chandra Whiteman LaForge\, Chaise Yonkin\, and the young
  people from Elmo in the 2018 Tribal Health Summer Youth Leadership Progra
 m. Photgraphers from the Lower Eastside Girls Club of New York City are Be
 atrix Alvarez\, Macanve Dolley\, Jamecia Graham\, Gevalia Vargas. From Clu
 b Balam in Chapais\, Mexico\, photographers are Josefa Victoria Gonzalez H
 ernandez\, Karla Yumari Martinez Perez\, Guadalupe Lisseth Hernandez Sanch
 ez\, Lucia Hernadez Sanitz\, Susana Petrona Perez de la Torre\, Julieta Es
 peranza Gomez Vasquez. And from Las Fotos Project in Los Angeles\, Califor
 nia\, photographers are Jacqueline Arellano\, Luna Calderón\, Lauryn Cardi
 el\, Sabinah Lopez.
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DESCRIPTION:Gallery Opening on November 8\, 2019 from 5-8 PM. Show will han
 g in the Main Gallery through the month of November\, 2019.\n\nThe ZACC an
 d A VOICE are proud to present work by young photographers from Mexico\, N
 ew York\, Los Angeles\, and Two Eagle River School in Pablo\, Montana. Thi
 s exhibition includes work from The Lower East Side Girls Club of New York
  City\, Club Balam of Chiapas\, Mexico\, Las Fotos Project of Los Angeles\
 , and A VOICE: Art Vision & Outreach In Community Education at Two Eagle R
 iver School. \n\nThe project began in Manhattan\, NYC at the Lower Eastsid
 e Girls Club - where they photographed each other in pink dresses on nearb
 y streets. The same dresses were then shipped to Club Balam\, an indigenou
 s girls photography program in southern Mexico. They next shipped to the L
 as Fotos Project in Los Angeles\, California - a photography project for t
 eenage girls. Lastly\, they were sent to A VOICE in Pablo\, Montana\, wher
 e students at Two Eagle River School made pictures in several communities 
 in the Confederated Salish & Kootenai Nation.\n\nThe Pink Dress Photograph
 y Project used left-over pink dresses to help girls break the bounds of pe
 er defined ‘normal’ behavior. By learning to take risks in their art makin
 g\, the students entered a creative space that grown artists\, photographe
 rs\, performance artists\, and activists inhabit regularly.\n\nPhotographe
 rs from the Salish & Kootenai Communities are Danielle Adler\, Zion Bolan\
 , Lee Anna Powell\, Nikki Burke\, Bojai Grant\, Esperanza Orozco-Charlo\, 
 Chayla Russell\, Chandra Whiteman LaForge\, Chaise Yonkin\, and the young 
 people from Elmo in the 2018 Tribal Health Summer Youth Leadership Program
 . Photgraphers from the Lower Eastside Girls Club of New York City are Bea
 trix Alvarez\, Macanve Dolley\, Jamecia Graham\, Gevalia Vargas. From Club
  Balam in Chapais\, Mexico\, photographers are Josefa Victoria Gonzalez He
 rnandez\, Karla Yumari Martinez Perez\, Guadalupe Lisseth Hernandez Sanche
 z\, Lucia Hernadez Sanitz\, Susana Petrona Perez de la Torre\, Julieta Esp
 eranza Gomez Vasquez. And from Las Fotos Project in Los Angeles\, Californ
 ia\, photographers are Jacqueline Arellano\, Luna Calderón\, Lauryn Cardie
 l\, Sabinah Lopez.
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SUMMARY:Pink Dress Project
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