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X-WR-CALDESC:An exhibition showcasing the iconic photos of the late\, gifte
 d\, Jewish photographer Andy Sweet.\n\nSweet captured the once-thriving an
 d now-diminished Jewish community in Miami Beach\, Florida during the 1970
 s. His stunning photos document the lives of older Jewish immigrants\, man
 y of them Holocaust survivors\, as they joyously lived out their last days
  over a ten-year period which also proved to be the end of an era in post-
 war American Jewish history.\n\nPioneering color photography in the docume
 ntary tradition\, Sweet’s work has been recognized by regional and Nationa
 l Endowment for the Arts grants and with exhibitions in art galleries and 
 museums across the country. His photographs are a visual time capsule\, re
 flecting the strong sense of the Jewish community’s traditions and celebra
 tions of that era.\n\nThis exhibition will be especially timely as the Sou
 th Bend Jewish community begins to address its own declining numbers and l
 ooks for ways to avoid suffering the same fate as the South Beach shtetl.
 \n\nSweet’s archivist\, South Bend native Ed Christin\, will speak at the 
 opening of the exhibition. We will also screen the award-winning documenta
 ry\, “The Last Resort\,” which tells the story of Sweet and fellow photogr
 apher Gary Monroe and the community they photographed. The screening will 
 be presented free of charge at the Leighton Auditorium in the St. Joseph C
 ounty Public Library on Tuesday\, August 29th at 7:00 PM.
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DESCRIPTION:An exhibition showcasing the iconic photos of the late\, gifted
 \, Jewish photographer Andy Sweet.\n\nSweet captured the once-thriving and
  now-diminished Jewish community in Miami Beach\, Florida during the 1970s
 . His stunning photos document the lives of older Jewish immigrants\, many
  of them Holocaust survivors\, as they joyously lived out their last days 
 over a ten-year period which also proved to be the end of an era in post-w
 ar American Jewish history.\n\nPioneering color photography in the documen
 tary tradition\, Sweet’s work has been recognized by regional and National
  Endowment for the Arts grants and with exhibitions in art galleries and m
 useums across the country. His photographs are a visual time capsule\, ref
 lecting the strong sense of the Jewish community’s traditions and celebrat
 ions of that era.\n\nThis exhibition will be especially timely as the Sout
 h Bend Jewish community begins to address its own declining numbers and lo
 oks for ways to avoid suffering the same fate as the South Beach shtetl.\n
 \nSweet’s archivist\, South Bend native Ed Christin\, will speak at the op
 ening of the exhibition. We will also screen the award-winning documentary
 \, “The Last Resort\,” which tells the story of Sweet and fellow photograp
 her Gary Monroe and the community they photographed. The screening will be
  presented free of charge at the Leighton Auditorium in the St. Joseph Cou
 nty Public Library on Tuesday\, August 29th at 7:00 PM.
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230830T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230830T203000
LOCATION:3202 Shalom Way\, South Bend\, IN 46615 US
SUMMARY:Andy Sweet's South Beach Photo Exhibition Opening & Reception
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