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Installing the exhibit signage
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A wall of 48 colorful images documenting Allston’s changing landscape
The exhibit also includes portraits of local activists, artists, musicians and business owners who share their concerns for the future
Over 150 people attended the opening reception. Community at its best. pc: Mel Taing
Speaking about the importance of artists, musicians, community and affordable housing. pc: Mel Taing
A promotion piece for the exhibit.
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