Spotlight on the Arts
The Face of Immokalee: Public Art for Social Change
12/12/2023 | 9m 59s
Delve into the heart of Immokalee, FL, where one Naples photographer is challenging...
Delve into the heart of Immokalee, Florida, where one Naples photographer is challenging stereotypes and redefining public art's role in creating social change. Photographer Michelle Tricca's incredible four-and-a-half-year journey has is realized in larger-than-life, black-and-white portraits of Immokalee's residents, giving a voice to a community often overlooked.
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Spotlight on the Arts is a local public television program presented by WGCU-PBS
Spotlight on the Arts is a series of short videos highlighting arts organizations in Southwest Florida. Funding provided by Naomi Bloom in loving memory of her husband, Ron Wallace.
Spotlight on the Arts
The Face of Immokalee: Public Art for Social Change
12/12/2023 | 9m 59s
Delve into the heart of Immokalee, Florida, where one Naples photographer is challenging stereotypes and redefining public art's role in creating social change. Photographer Michelle Tricca's incredible four-and-a-half-year journey has is realized in larger-than-life, black-and-white portraits of Immokalee's residents, giving a voice to a community often overlooked.
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Spotlight on the Arts is a local public television program presented by WGCU-PBS
Spotlight on the Arts is a series of short videos highlighting arts organizations in Southwest Florida. Funding provided by Naomi Bloom in loving memory of her husband, Ron Wallace.