The second installation in the “Gallery of Conscience” at the Museum of International Folk Art began with the general theme of immigration. As staff, consultants, community members, and folk artists from around the world gathered in a series of dialogues, the theme evolved to focus more specifically on the effects of immigration in the work and lives of folk artists.
Date: 2014 - 2015
Client: Museum of International Folk Art
Role: Conceptual and Design Consultant
Collaborators: Suzy Seriff, Marsha Bol, Aurelia Gomez, Brian Johnson-French, Laura Marcus Green, Laura Lovejoy May, Carrie Hertz, Chloe Accardi, Patricia Sigala, Nicolasa Chavez