FROM BURMA TO MYANMAR: Portrait of a country in transition
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The photography exhibit, FROM BURMA TO MYANMAR: Portrait of a country in transition, captures a country exiting a troubled past and entering a new era of reform and openness. A nominally civilian government was installed in March 2011, ending fifty years of military dictatorship and opening a doorway to increased foreign relationships, investment and tourism. Burma today offers contrasting views of traditional ways and modernization. Seventeen Silicon Valley photographers, many of whom are associated with Foothill College, will share their experiences with 30 photographs at the Krause Center for Innovation (KCI) Gallery, Foothill College.
Photographers
Katherine Bazak, Cathy Cakebread, Barbara Buchholz Collins, Michael Collins, Harlan Crowder, Lorraine Crowder, Evelyn D’Alessandro, Lisa D’Alessandro, Ann Eddington, Karen Hensman, Ron Herman, Bob Mazawa, Melinda Miller, Susan Neville, Sandy O’Gorman, Don Wheatley and Kate Winn-Rogers.
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Location
Foothill College
Krause Center for Innovation (KCI) Gallery- Lower Level
12345 El Monte Road, Building 4000
Los Altos Hills, CA 94022
Gallery Hours
Monday-Friday 7:30am-7:30pm and Saturday 8:30am-4:30pm
Closed Sundays and for Memorial Day weekend 5/24 – 5/26
Use Parking Lot 4. Parking is $3.00. Use quarters or $1 bills only. Disabled Parking in Lot 4-B.
Directions / Campus Map
For more information on the exhibit view the exhibit blog,
http://fromburmatomyanmar.wordpress.com/
