Hannah Minzloff is a documentary photographer creating community portraits.
©2012 Hannah Minzloff, Scott Forbes, Oceanic Art, from the series "Portraits on Portland", Archival pigment print, 20"x33"
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Portraits on Portland
documents a neighbourhood in transition, celebrating the people and places along a 5-block strip of the Old Dartmouth section of Portland Street, Nova Scotia's first incorporated town. Portraits on Portland documents a neighbourhood in transition, celebrating the people and places along a 5-block strip of the Old Dartmouth section of Portland Street, Nova Scotia's first incorporated town. This is the first in a series of five suites of community portraits in the province of Nova Scotia –Dartmouth, Yarmouth, Annapolis Royal, Antigonish and Sydney. The completed suites of work are scheduled for exhibition at the Chase Exhibit Room, Nova Scotia Archives, Halifax in August 2015. The suite of sixteen photographs from this exhibition has been purchased by funds provided by Councillor Gloria McCluskey’s discretionary budget for permanent installation at Alderney Landing in Dartmouth –a landmark event in my career! |
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RoadWorks
Within each frame, the photographs in RoadWorks show modern-day labourers at work in the Halifax Regional Municipality, Nova Scotia. |
©2012 Hannah Minzloff, Windsor St 01,
from the series "RoadWorks", Vynil, 3'x6'
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© 2008 Hannah Minzloff, Barcelona,
from the series "Underground", Mylar, 11"x22"
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Underground
Commuters travel by subway simultaneously in urban centres around the globe, consciously retreating into their own worlds, alone but together with strangers, while passing at speed through a network of subterranean tunnels. UNDERGROUND links these moments and explores the intimacy and universality of this communal experience. |
