BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:icalendar-ruby CALSCALE:GREGORIAN X-WR-CALNAME:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition \, 1977–89" X-WR-TIMEZONE:Eastern Time (US & Canada) BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204920Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315388434 DTSTART:20220906T140000Z DTEND:20220906T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204920Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315390483 DTSTART:20220907T140000Z DTEND:20220907T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204920Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315391508 DTSTART:20220908T140000Z DTEND:20220908T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204920Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315393557 DTSTART:20220909T140000Z DTEND:20220909T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204920Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315395606 DTSTART:20220910T160000Z DTEND:20220910T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204920Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315397655 DTSTART:20220911T160000Z DTEND:20220911T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204920Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315398680 DTSTART:20220912T140000Z DTEND:20220912T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204920Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315400729 DTSTART:20220913T140000Z DTEND:20220913T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204920Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315402778 DTSTART:20220914T140000Z DTEND:20220914T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204920Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315403803 DTSTART:20220915T140000Z DTEND:20220915T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204920Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315405852 DTSTART:20220916T140000Z DTEND:20220916T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204920Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315407901 DTSTART:20220917T160000Z DTEND:20220917T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204920Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315409950 DTSTART:20220918T160000Z DTEND:20220918T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204920Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315410975 DTSTART:20220919T140000Z DTEND:20220919T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204920Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315413024 DTSTART:20220920T140000Z DTEND:20220920T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204920Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315415073 DTSTART:20220921T140000Z DTEND:20220921T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204920Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315417122 DTSTART:20220922T140000Z DTEND:20220922T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204920Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315419171 DTSTART:20220923T140000Z DTEND:20220923T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204920Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315421220 DTSTART:20220924T160000Z DTEND:20220924T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204920Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315423269 DTSTART:20220925T160000Z DTEND:20220925T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204920Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315425318 DTSTART:20220926T140000Z DTEND:20220926T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204920Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315427367 DTSTART:20220927T140000Z DTEND:20220927T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204920Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315429416 DTSTART:20220928T140000Z DTEND:20220928T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204920Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315431465 DTSTART:20220929T140000Z DTEND:20220929T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204920Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315433514 DTSTART:20220930T140000Z DTEND:20220930T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204920Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315434539 DTSTART:20221001T160000Z DTEND:20221001T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204920Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315436588 DTSTART:20221002T160000Z DTEND:20221002T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204920Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315438637 DTSTART:20221003T140000Z DTEND:20221003T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204920Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315440686 DTSTART:20221004T140000Z DTEND:20221004T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204920Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315441711 DTSTART:20221005T140000Z DTEND:20221005T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204920Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315443760 DTSTART:20221006T140000Z DTEND:20221006T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204920Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315445809 DTSTART:20221007T140000Z DTEND:20221007T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204920Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315447858 DTSTART:20221008T160000Z DTEND:20221008T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204920Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315449907 DTSTART:20221009T160000Z DTEND:20221009T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204920Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315451956 DTSTART:20221011T140000Z DTEND:20221011T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204920Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315454005 DTSTART:20221012T140000Z DTEND:20221012T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204920Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315456054 DTSTART:20221013T140000Z DTEND:20221013T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204920Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315458103 DTSTART:20221014T140000Z DTEND:20221014T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204920Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315460152 DTSTART:20221015T160000Z DTEND:20221015T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204921Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315462201 DTSTART:20221016T160000Z DTEND:20221016T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204921Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315464250 DTSTART:20221017T140000Z DTEND:20221017T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204921Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315465275 DTSTART:20221018T140000Z DTEND:20221018T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204921Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315467324 DTSTART:20221019T140000Z DTEND:20221019T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204921Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315469373 DTSTART:20221020T140000Z DTEND:20221020T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204921Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315470398 DTSTART:20221021T140000Z DTEND:20221021T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204921Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315472447 DTSTART:20221022T160000Z DTEND:20221022T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204921Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315474496 DTSTART:20221023T160000Z DTEND:20221023T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204921Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315475521 DTSTART:20221024T140000Z DTEND:20221024T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204921Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315477570 DTSTART:20221025T140000Z DTEND:20221025T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204921Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315479619 DTSTART:20221026T140000Z DTEND:20221026T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204921Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315481668 DTSTART:20221027T140000Z DTEND:20221027T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204921Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315482693 DTSTART:20221028T140000Z DTEND:20221028T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204921Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315484742 DTSTART:20221029T160000Z DTEND:20221029T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204921Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315486791 DTSTART:20221030T160000Z DTEND:20221030T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204921Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315487816 DTSTART:20221031T140000Z DTEND:20221031T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204921Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315489865 DTSTART:20221101T140000Z DTEND:20221101T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204921Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315491914 DTSTART:20221102T140000Z DTEND:20221102T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204921Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315493963 DTSTART:20221103T140000Z DTEND:20221103T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204921Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315494988 DTSTART:20221104T140000Z DTEND:20221104T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204921Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315497037 DTSTART:20221105T160000Z DTEND:20221105T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204921Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315499086 DTSTART:20221106T170000Z DTEND:20221106T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204921Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315501135 DTSTART:20221107T150000Z DTEND:20221107T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204921Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315502160 DTSTART:20221108T150000Z DTEND:20221108T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204921Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315504209 DTSTART:20221109T150000Z DTEND:20221109T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204921Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315506258 DTSTART:20221110T150000Z DTEND:20221110T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204921Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315508307 DTSTART:20221111T150000Z DTEND:20221111T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204921Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315509332 DTSTART:20221112T170000Z DTEND:20221112T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204921Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315511381 DTSTART:20221113T170000Z DTEND:20221113T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204921Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315513430 DTSTART:20221114T150000Z DTEND:20221114T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204921Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315514455 DTSTART:20221115T150000Z DTEND:20221115T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204921Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315516504 DTSTART:20221116T150000Z DTEND:20221116T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204921Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315518553 DTSTART:20221117T150000Z DTEND:20221117T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204921Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315520602 DTSTART:20221118T150000Z DTEND:20221118T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204921Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315521627 DTSTART:20221119T170000Z DTEND:20221119T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204921Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315523676 DTSTART:20221120T170000Z DTEND:20221120T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204921Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315525725 DTSTART:20221121T150000Z DTEND:20221121T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204921Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315527774 DTSTART:20221122T150000Z DTEND:20221122T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204921Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315529823 DTSTART:20221123T150000Z DTEND:20221123T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204921Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315531872 DTSTART:20221124T150000Z DTEND:20221124T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204921Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315533921 DTSTART:20221125T150000Z DTEND:20221125T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204921Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315535970 DTSTART:20221126T170000Z DTEND:20221126T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204921Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315538019 DTSTART:20221127T170000Z DTEND:20221127T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204921Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315540068 DTSTART:20221128T150000Z DTEND:20221128T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204921Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315542117 DTSTART:20221129T150000Z DTEND:20221129T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204921Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315544166 DTSTART:20221130T150000Z DTEND:20221130T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204921Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315546215 DTSTART:20221201T150000Z DTEND:20221201T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204921Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315548264 DTSTART:20221202T150000Z DTEND:20221202T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204921Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315550313 DTSTART:20221203T170000Z DTEND:20221203T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261009T204921Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40633315552362 DTSTART:20221204T170000Z DTEND:20221204T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89\n \nIn the Monan Gallery\nSeptember 6–December 4\, 2022\n\nE-catalogue | G lobal Boston\n\nPhotographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 presents o ver eighty photographs by Arnie Jarmak (b. 1949\, Marblehead\, Massachuset ts) from an archive of more than twenty thousand he produced as chief phot ographer for Chelsea’s daily newspaper\, the Chelsea Record. Living in C helsea during the late 1970s through the 1980s\, Jarmak witnessed and reco rded fundamental demographic and social changes in the city. \n\nAmong the last film photographers before the digital age\, Jarmak used a Deardorff 8 × 10 inch field camera (displayed in the exhibition) to document Chelse a’s notoriously corrupt politicians\, the many fires that raged through its aging housing stock and the celebrated firefighters who fought them\, long-established businesses of European immigrants\, and the arrivals of i mmigrants from Central America who enriched the city. Jarmak’s photograp hs chronicle these changes in sharply observed portraits of residents\, li vely vignettes of the city’s youth\, and illustrations of community cele brations—a testament to the central role a local paper played in the lif e of a vibrant and complex city. \n\nRecordings of Diana Larsen’s interv iews with Jarmak accompany the exhibition as does an e-catalogue\, edited by Ash Anderson and Larsen\, including a biography of Jarmak by Larsen\, a n essay situating Jarmak’s work within the history of twentieth-century photography by Anderson\, and a study of Chelsea’s demographic transform ations by Marilynn S. Johnson.\n\nOrganized by the McMullen Museum\, Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 1977–89 has been curated by Diana Larsen and Ash Anderson with major support from Boston College an d the Patrons of the McMullen Museum. GEO:42.340795;-71.162583 LOCATION:McMullen Museum of Art SUMMARY:Exhibition: "Arnie Jarmak: Photographing Chelsea in Transition\, 19 77–89" URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/exhibition_arnie_jarmak_photograp hing_chelsea_in_transition_197789_30 CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Visual Arts END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR