Wasserman @ Loyola University Museum of Art

[Richard Wasserman]

I have a show at the Loyola University Museum of Art, 820 N Michigan Ave, Chicago, running from April 2-July 23. It is composed of 37 images from Community Uprooted: Eminent Domain in the U.S. There will be an opening reception on April 12 from 5:30-7:30 preceded by a panel discussion at 4:30. There are also other events planned for the following months.

The Center for Urban Research and Learning at Loyola University has partnered with me on this project—they conducted numerous interviews with people in the 9 locations I photographed, which have added great depth and nuance to this work. The areas I worked in range from an inner city Boston neighborhood—which is a real success story—to the Dalles Dam on the Columbia River which destroyed the longest continuously inhabited site in North America (at least 10,000 years).

[Jac@stafford.net]

Excellent, Richard! That's great news.
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[Old_Dick]

Congratulation, well deserved.

[johnmsanderson]

Great! Congrats

[Tin Can]

Congratulations!


I will try to be there.

[chris kleihege]

Congratulations! ...and Randy, if I can pedal over to LUMA, you can pedal over to LUMA!

[Tin Can]

That's also free day. I will pedal or bus. I want to be there at 4 for the panel.

Congratulations! ...and Randy, if I can pedal over to LUMA, you can pedal over to LUMA!

[diversey]

Congratulations!
Randy, Maybe we should have our Chicago LFP meetup on that day!

[B.S.Kumar]

Eminent domain is being used in India extensively. Too far away for me to get there, but is there a way to get transcripts of the discussion?

Kumar

[Richard Wasserman]

Thank you all! I'm looking forward to seeing (and meeting) many of you.

Kumar, I don't think there are plans to record the discussion, but I'll check. It's an interesting idea.