Where: The Hudgens Center for the Arts, 6400 Sugarloaf Parkway, Building 300, Duluth, Georgia 30097
When: April 16 through June 28
About Pam and her Drifter’s Project:
The DRIFTERS PROJECT, begun by Pam Longobardi in 2006 after seeing the mountainous piles of plastic the ocean was regurgitating on remote Hawaiian beaches, has worked directly through local sponsorship, small grant support and personal expenditure by cleaning beaches and working with communities in Beijing, China (NY Arts Beijing, 2008); in Atlanta, Georgia (New Genre Landscape, 2008); in Nicoya, Costa Rica (Chorotega Sede/Universidad Nacional, 2009); in Samothraki, Greece (EVROS Cultural Association and PAI 2010); in Monaco (Nouveau Museé National de Monaco 2011); in Seward, Alaska and Alaskan Peninsula, Katmai National Park as part of the GYRE Expedition (Alaska SeaLife Center 2011, Anchorage Museum 2013): and in Kefalonia, Greece (Ionion Center, 2011, 2012, 2013.)