"Richmond Residential Security" - an installation at 1708Gallery's
InLight annual evening art event, November 12 to 15, 2020.
The installation included 8 maps of Richmond, Virginia, that showed areas
of the city that were deemed to be at high risk for loans
by mortgage companies in the early 20th century.
The designation was based in part on neighborhoods' residents categorization
by race and national origin.
The artwork was installed at Moore's garage, an historic black-owned business on Broad Street
and a National historic Landmark.
Additional information on the maps, installation and InLight at richmondresidentialsecurity.com.
Located Downtown at historic Moore's Auto Body in the heart of redlining in Richmond in the 1920s.
Eight panels depicting redlining in the urban core.
On view November 12-15, 2020.
Map panels demonstrate the prevalence of redlining in downtown Richmond, VA,. 1923.
talking with Viewers
Featured in the Museum District publication "The Columns" Feb-Apr 2021.