Family memories displayed through Irwin Nash farmworkers exhibition
RICHLAND, Wash.- Over a span of nine years between 1967-1976, Irwin Nash captured the lives of farmworkers in the Yakima Valley through photography.
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RICHLAND, Wash.- Over a span of nine years between 1967-1976, Irwin Nash captured the lives of farmworkers in the Yakima Valley through photography.
RICHLAND, Wash.-An art exhibit recognizing Yakima Valley farmworkers is currently on display at the Washington State University Tri-Cities Art Center in the CIC building.
A road trip to Eastern Washington, including WSU’s ‘Crimson Cube’ and Mexican masks at the Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture.
The collaborative effort seeks to tell the stories behind WSU archive images of migrant farmworkers in Washington’s Yakima Valley photographed five decades ago.
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