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A young Black woman, Ania Nixon, holding up a collaged book in a room with people in the background.

Celebrate Staten Island Is Ours! An Altered Book Exhibition

Staten Island Museum at Snug Harbor 1000 Richmond Terrace, Building A, Staten Island

Join us in celebrating this new exhibit! Young people from the Staten Island Urban Center worked with artist Caryn T. Davis and public historian Debbie-Anne Paige to create unique works of art based on the history of Black communities on Staten Island. Students altered and reinterpreted preexisting books, recycling them into an artistic form with their own photographs, collages, paintings, and drawings.