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Artists-at-Large presents Southie; Then & Now plus a Community Forum

Presented by Artists-at-Large, Inc at Boston Public Library: Hyde Park Branch, Hyde Park MA

Jun 18 2022
Artists-at-Large presents Southie; Then & Now plus a Community Forum

The exhibition highlights the changing landscape of South Boston over the last 50 years, a community with an industrial history currently experiencing development and gentrification

Southie Then and Now – A Neighborhood Transformed by artist Jared Katsiane from June 1-30, 2022. “I’m honored and excited to share this exhibition with the community, and hope it provides an opportunity for viewers to reflect on Hyde Park’s future,” Jared Katsiane.

Southie Then and Now - A Neighborhood Transformed features split-screen images from Hollywood’s views of South Boston with 2021 footage of identical locations, documenting the transformation of South Boston, from a ... view more »

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Phone: 617-313-6557

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Boston Public Library: Hyde Park Branch

35 Harvard Avenue, Hyde Park, MA 02136

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Face Masks Required: No
Social Distancing: Yes
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