Liliana Caruana Photography

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CURATORIAL EXPERIENCE

1987    People Helping People: A Celebration of Volunteerism, Tweed Gallery, New York, New York


  • The exhibit was a celebration of volunteerism for the Mayor’s Voluntary Action Center of New York. Featured were photographs of volunteer work on education, literacy, drugs, civil rights, activisms, homelessness, and drug addicted babies.


1978   The Woman’s Eye: Women in Photography Symposium and Exhibit, Western Heritage Museum, Omaha, Nebraska


  •  This symposium and exhibition featured photographs, lectures, slide presentations and documentary films about women and their contributions to the art of  photography. The program also included a staged performance of  “Freshwater,” a play by the British writer, Virginia Woolf, about the life of her great-aunt, Julia Margaret Cameron, the pioneering British photographer of the 19th century. 


  • The exhibit was comprised of curated photographs taken by contemporary Nebraska women photographers as well as photographs from the historical collection of the Sheldon Museum of Art in Lincoln, Nebraska.


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