Five photographers turn their lenses on the city to illustrate ‘how social, political, economic, and/or environmental issues are impacting our community’
There are only 19 photographs in the new exhibit at Sudbury's Gallery 6500, but each one is powerful. These black and white images tell a story many would prefer not to not see. Life is not easy for the disadvantaged and those who smile despite their pain."Our Story in Black and White" opens Sunday, April 30 from 1-3 p.m. at the gallery located at the Steelworkers Hall on Brady Street.
Marshall, a soft-spoken retired social worker and a dedicated social activist, has organized numerous thoughtful exhibits including last summer's "Lost and Found" about mental illness. Marshall says she would like "The Inspirational Indigenous Women of Northeastern Ontario" exhibit to have a permanent home at N'Swakamok Native Friendship Centre.
"My journey brought me to Sudbury where I would eventually further my studies and hone my photographic skills through the unique landscape that the city presents. Walking through the town with my X-T4, I saw authenticity.
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