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 © Jason Reblando, Family Portraits, Lathrop Homes series  © Jason Reblando, Lathrop Lawn, Lathrop Homes series  © Jason Reblando, Davina, Lathrop Homes series, 2008 |
Jason Reblando Born: 1973, Flushing, NY Resides: Chicago, IL Heritage: Filipino–American Selected Exhibitions: Photographic Resource Center at Boston University, Boston, MA, 2011 Hyde Park Art Center, Chicago, IL, 2011 President's Gallery, Harold Washington College, Chicago, IL 2011 Philadelphia Museum of Art, Philadelphia, PA 2010 Singapore International Photography Festival, 2010 Philadelphia Photo Arts Center, Philadelphia, PA, 2010 National Public Housing Museum, Chicago, IL 2009 Center for Civil and Human Rights, Atlanta, Ga 2008 Education: MFA, 2010, Columbia College Chicago, Chicago, IL BA, 1995, Boston College, Boston, MA Awards: Philadelphia Museum of Art Photography Portfolio Competition Winner, 2010 Illinois Arts Council Fellowship Award in Photography, 2005 Publications: Nueva Luz photographic journal, Volume 15#3 (En Foco: Bronx, 2011) Camera Austria 111, 2010 Artist’s Statement: "This project is an examination of race, space, and nature amidst the unending and uneven development of urban environments. Through these photographs, I explore the complexities between the utopian aspirations of urban planners and the social realities of public housing. These photographs are from the Julia C. Lathrop Homes, a public housing complex on the North Side of Chicago built as a result of the New Deal and designed in the spirit of the English "Garden City" movement. My images reconsider the residents, landscapes, and notion of public housing that has otherwise been marginalized." Website: |
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