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Ada Trillo – Studio IX Art Exhibit – “How Did I Get Here?”

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Ada Trillo – Studio IX Art Exhibit – “How Did I Get Here?”

Ada Trillo’s photographic portrait series “How Did I Get Here?” documents the exploitation of women in the prostitution industry. Photographed in the brothels of Juarez, Mexico, Trillo captures the adversity these women must overcome in their daily lives, giving context and an identity to the prostitutes. With this exhibition, she is raising awareness about this global issue and inviting you to be part of the solution.

The exhibit runs April 6th – 29th at Studio IX (969 2nd St. SE)

First Fridays Opening Reception: April 6th, 5-7pm

Gallery hours: M-F 8am-5pm / Sat 9am-2pm

FREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

 

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