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Drifters Project portfolio published in Five Points literary magazine~

January 27, 2020January 27, 2020 pam
Five Points Journal of Art and Literature, the award-winning literary magazine of Atlanta and Georgia State University, has published a portfolio of my ‘Prophetic Object’ photographic pieces in the Summer 2019 edition.  The portfolio consists of full-color reproductions of 8 of my large-scale photographic works.  Randy Malamud, Regent’s Professor of…
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Myrtle Beach Art Museum show

July 12, 2019October 9, 2019 pam
CAN’T YOU SEA? | OCEAN PLASTIC ARTIFACTS June 15 – September 8, 2019 Newly renovated Franklin G. Burroughs Simeon B. Chapin Art Museum opens a large exhibition presenting works by six artists: Arturo Durand, Aurora Robson, Pam Longobardi, Dianna Cohen and more. http://myrtlebeachartmuseum.org/cant-you-sea-ocean-plastic-artifacts/ Lecture Series http://myrtlebeachartmuseum.org/planet-or-plastic Press Charleston Post and…
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Anthropocene Island, LES Gallery @The Clemente, NY !

February 17, 2019March 2, 2021 pam
Update: After The Clemente premier, Anthropocene Island travelled to Pratt Institute’s Dekalb Gallery in September 2019. Here is an except from a review of the show in Art511 by Terra Keck: “I carried that dread to the work of Pam Longobardi, who I felt held it with me. If Rupps…
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Two Museum Shows and Two Gallery Solos~

February 3, 2019October 9, 2019 pam
2018 was busy: I exhibited large-scale installations at the Telfair Museum’s Jepson Center in Savannah, the CDC’s David J. Sencer Museum in Atlanta, and at Momentum Gallery in Asheville, NC and a window vitrine installation at The Great Highway in San Francisco. New works were created for the Telfair’s Contemporary…
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A living fossil~ Palau forges new models for human relationships with nature

November 25, 2018November 22, 2022 pam
The oddly-shaped domed islands of Palau, a sovereign island nation of Micronesia, are living fossils ~ the uplifted remains of ancient coral beds that rise above sea level to become habitat, ark and home to a vast array of creatures and people, including some of the most beautiful humans I…
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REWORLDING

August 24, 2017January 29, 2020 pam
My newest exhibition has opened at Hathaway Contemporary Gallery in Atlanta, GA, the culmination of the past year’s studio and research trips to Lesvos and Kefalonia, Greece, Wales and Indonesia.  This work addresses the vast environmental and geopolitical forces re-ordering the world as we have known it through the traceable…
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Plastic Pollution Expedition to Indonesia!!~

December 4, 2016April 23, 2021 pam
A golden light matches the wonderful golden smell that envelopes the nose upon entering the Balinese taxi: it is the pungent shavings of coconut that are part of the small baskets of flowers and symbolic items laid daily as offerings of the nature-based Balinese Hinduism. This beautiful daily ritual is…
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Lesvos: Heartbreak and joy in equal measure

July 8, 2016October 9, 2019 pam
When we submitted a proposal to speak about Plastic Free Island at the World Islands Conference of ISISA (the International Small Island Studies Association) on the island of Lesvos over two years ago, ironically themed “Island Utopias”, there were none of the nearly 500,000 refugees that eventually thronged the shores…
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Exhibition continues!! Goulandris Museum of Natural History in Athens, Greece~

February 17, 2016October 9, 2019 pam
On the 5th year of Drifters Project’s presence and action in Kefalonia, we were given a major exhibition at the Goulandris Museum of Natural History in Athens, Greece~!  The exhibition opened in May 2015, and has just been extended for a second time through May 2016!  The museum is a…
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Postcard from the Brink ~ Belize in Crisis

August 15, 2015October 9, 2019 pam
Dropping into Belize City, the once capital of the tiny island nation of Belize, you feel strangely a little like being in Venice where vaporetti, or water taxis, are the primary mode of transport. So too for Belize, except there are also plenty of cars on the mainland, but none…
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