A new art exhibit showcasing the immigrant experience goes on display at St. Peter’s Episcopal Church in Londonderry tonight.
“We’re turning the church into an art gallery,” said the Rev. Colin Chapman.
The
exhibit, entitled “Our Neighbors, Ourselves,” is part of a string of
programs designed to draw attention to the state of immigration in New
Hampshire and nationwide, Chapman said.
The
spark for the idea came last summer from Chapman and seminarian Kathy
Boss, who were inspired in part by some of the news stories about family
separation at the southern border the year prior.
The
hope was to showcase the daily lives of immigrants in the country and
in the Granite State, and dispel the notion of immigrants being
something “other,” he said.
More here-
https://www.unionleader.com/nh/arts_and_ent/episcopal-church-transforms-sanctuary-into-immigrant-focused-art-gallery/article_c235ad27-c77a-56ef-ad1d-2c60acdd160d.html
More here-
https://www.unionleader.com/nh/arts_and_ent/episcopal-church-transforms-sanctuary-into-immigrant-focused-art-gallery/article_c235ad27-c77a-56ef-ad1d-2c60acdd160d.html
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