the gallery

We asked the artists and their mamas to show us what Scarborough means to them by inviting them to reflect on the following themes:

  • Community & well-being

  • Roots & identity

  • Home & family

  • Change

Here are the people, places, and things that they hold closely. What do you notice?

photo of two photo frames and a mirror in between two by the sand. the mirror shows a person taking a picture with the camera film
photo of a person's back in front of a remittance store. ATM on the right of the photo.
photo of an unused small fountain with a statue girl holding a pot for the water. Around it are plants.
photo of a street with a yellow tree on the side, houses and a car
photo of two people close up, the person on the right is wearing a hat and looking at the other that is holding a phone
photo of stairs, window with curtain closed a little half way only showing a plant in the middle of the window
photo of equipment in the studio. speaker and audio mixer and editor equipments
photo of a person's back wearing a beige coat and a bucket hat, with trees in the background
photo of a wooden fence and backyard. white and house at the background
photo of a shelves with antique trinkets
photo of a silhouette of two person in the grass, one on the right wearing a bucket hat
photo of a moon in the phase of waxing gibbous (close to full moon)
photo of a driveway with a white car on the side (not really seen, just the trunk), trees and plants serves as fence between houses
a photo of a person's back wearing a orange shirt cooking and mixing the pot
photo of a door
photo of a parking lot with the walkway on the left have X's drawn
photo of a person taking a picture of themselves with a film camera on a mirror by the pole in the street. the photo's point of view is to the sky
photo of the surface of the table with books, and notebooks and trinkets of last supper.
photo of a tree and sky taken from below. the leaves are almost all green with orange around
photo of a sanitizer and a hand holding it

to the future of scarborough…