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SUMMARY:More Than a Job
DESCRIPTION:New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center was created in 2016 to present the story of the local fishing industry to the world. The Center recently celebrated its 5th anniversary on the weekend of June 25 with the opening of its new permanent exhibit\, More than a Job. Four years in the making\, the exhibit will provide an introduction to the workings of the fishing industry with immersive experiences including a working deck\, wheelhouse and focsle. The exhibit explores themes of labor\, immigration\, and sustainability includes significant digital storytelling\, Additional 2021 programming will focus on women’s roles in the fishing community.
URL:https://datma.org/event/more-than-a-job/
LOCATION:New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center\, 38 Bethel Street\, New Bedford\, MA\, 02740
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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SUMMARY:Fisherwomen: An Illustrated Talk
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday\, November 23\, 2021\n12:00 p.m\nVIRTUAL TALK via ZOOM \nFisherwomen: An Illustrated Talk by award winning Scottish photographer Craig Easton\, about his project Fisherwomen that chronicles the work of the “herring lassies” of the past and the women who work in Scotland’s fish processing today. Easton’s work was recently featured in New Bedford as part of DATMA’s Harvester’s of the Deep. \nThe virtual program will be presented by New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center via ZOOM.  To attend the talk\, use this zoom meeting link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88422651769 \n Harvester’s of the Deep: Portraits of Fisherwomen from South Korea\, America\, and the United Kingdom is presented in is in partnership with New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center and is supported by Mass Humanities\, the Mass Cultural Council of Fairhaven and New Bedford\, as well as Mass Development and New Bedford’s Economic Development Council. The Craig Easton’s virtual talk program is in partnership with New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center’s as part of their Women’s Work project\, a year long exploration of the roles of women in the fishing community and is funded by the National Endowment for the Arts\, the Women’s Fisheries Network\, the Mass Cultural Council\, and the Dartmouth\, Fairhaven\, Marion\, Mattapoisett\, New Bedford\, and Westport Cultural Councils. \n  \n \nCraig Easton is a Scottish photographer known for exploring identity and connection to place in the documentary tradition. His early career was defined by his groundbreaking Independent newspaper in London\, and he has since gone on to win numerous international awards including the Cutty Sark Award for World Travel Photographer of the Year 2012/13\, as well as the Landscape award at Travel Photographer Award of the Year 2016/17. Most recently\, he was named 2021 Photographer of the Year by the World Photography Organization for his series Bank Top.
URL:https://datma.org/event/fisherwomen-an-illustrated-talk/
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