Sam Sweezy (American, b. 1946)
Boston City Hall Plaza
Sam Sweezy has worked professionally as a photographer for over 25 years. Between 1991 and 1995, he collaborated on an ethnographic study of Armenian history and beliefs seen through culture, craft, and ritual. The resulting book, Armenian Folk Arts, Culture and Identity, was published by Indiana University Press (2001). In 2002, Sweezy was a fellow at the Atlantic Center for the Arts in Florida. Most recently, his work on the Panama Canal Zone was exhibited at the 8th Panama Biennial. He has a Bachelor of Science in Communication (film studies) from Boston University.
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George Eastman House Exhibition
These images will be featured in an exhibition of original photography opening November 19, 2008.
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Boston City Hall Plaza
Boston, Massachusetts
Estates Drive Reservoir
Oakland, California
Heritage Plaza
Heritage Park
Fort Worth,
Texas
Kaiser Roof Garden
Kaiser Center
Oakland,
California
Lake Elizabeth
Allegheny Commons
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Manhattan Square Park
Rochester, New York
Mill Creek Canyon
Earthworks
Kent, Washington
Miller Garden
Columbus, Indiana
El Monte
Hato Rey, Puerto Rico
Pacific Science
Center Courtyard
Seattle, Washington
Parkmerced
San Francisco, California
Peavey Plaza
Nicollet Mall
Minneapolis,
Minnesota
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