Jozimar Matimano in Manchester initially developed his artistic skills in the Democratic Republic of the Congo before his family fled the violence to live in a refugee camp in Uganda. He now studies at the New England College. (BECKY FIELD PHOTO)
Marjolaine Lambert, originally from Canada, stands on her porch in Berlin. She came to marry a Berlin man and has lived there for 60 years. (BECKY FIELD PHOTO)
Jozimar Matimano in Manchester initially developed his artistic skills in the Democratic Republic of the Congo before his family fled the violence to live in a refugee camp in Uganda. He now studies at the New England College. (BECKY FIELD PHOTO)
Marjolaine Lambert, originally from Canada, stands on her porch in Berlin. She came to marry a Berlin man and has lived there for 60 years. (BECKY FIELD PHOTO)
COLEBROOK — A photography exhibit is coming soon to the Tillotson Center that will display portraits and stories about immigrants in New Hampshire. Exhibit materials are drawn from a recent publication, Finding Home: Portraits and Memories of Immigrants, by New Hampshire photographer Becky Field. Her book, published last year by Peter E. Randall Publisher, Portsmouth, is a collection of photographs and stories of forty immigrant families in New Hampshire.
The multimedia exhibit will include photography, texts, and audio recordings that address cultural, ethnic and religious diversity in the Granite State.
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