I'm happy and honored to announce I will have a photo exhibit at Cornell University this month as part of the renowned Southeast Asia Program's Center for International Studies. The best part for me is any proceeds made from the photographs will go directly back to the Burmese men and their families featured. Here's a look at my work that will be on display, and more information if you happen to be in the area.
http://seap.einaudi.cornell.edu/node/13528
"Reforms in Myanmar are creating new opportunities for exploring a country that until recently has remained shrouded by geopolitical isolation. How are change and classic traditions shaping the “new Burma” emerging today? Learn more at an interactive program hosted by students from Cornell’s Southeast Asia Program."
Sponsored by the Residential Student Congress, the Cornell Southeast Asia Program, and A. R. Mann Library. Funded by a Title VI grant from the U.S. Dept of Education , the Mary A. Morrison Public Education Fund for Mann Library, and the R.S.C.
http://seap.einaudi.cornell.edu/node/13528
"Reforms in Myanmar are creating new opportunities for exploring a country that until recently has remained shrouded by geopolitical isolation. How are change and classic traditions shaping the “new Burma” emerging today? Learn more at an interactive program hosted by students from Cornell’s Southeast Asia Program."
Sponsored by the Residential Student Congress, the Cornell Southeast Asia Program, and A. R. Mann Library. Funded by a Title VI grant from the U.S. Dept of Education , the Mary A. Morrison Public Education Fund for Mann Library, and the R.S.C.
