Stephen Ferry is a Colombian-based photographer from the US. Over the last 20 years, he has been photographing Latin American culture, society, and politics and is currently working on the long-term struggle in Colombia. His recent series, Tayrona: Territory, Culture, and Climate Change focuses on an environmental message from one of the oldest civilizations on Earth, the Mamos, from the Sierra Nevada mountain range in northern Colombia.
We are working with Stephen to produce an exhibition that will travel to museums around the world.
Ancestral Vision is an exhibition created and developed by the Zhigoneshi Communication Center to present, through writing and photography, the ancestral thoughts on the territorial organization of the Sierra Nevada of Santa Marta in Northern Colombia. The communication center is composed of individuals from the three of the four indigenous groups known collectively as the Tayrona peoples; they are the Arhuaco, Kogi, and Wiwa. In Ancestral Vision, these indigenous communities have come together to inform the outside world about their natural, cultural territory and to establish links of alliance for its preservation.
We are working with the the Zhigoneshi Communication Center to bring their exhibit to schools all over Colombia.
Art Works for Change produces contemporary art exhibitions to address social and environmental issues such as social justice, human rights, gender equity, and environmental sustainability. This project included a wide range of services including design (web, print, and logo), organizational development, and venue identification.
Anne Senstad is a Norwegian photographer and video artist that has exhibited her work extensively in places such as the Scope Art Fair in New York, the Houston Center for Photography in Texas, the Zendai Moma in Shanghai, and the ministry of Culture in Monaco, among many others. This project included venue identificaction, curation, translation, and general outreach.
