Opening Night Event for Photographer Liz Moskowitz’s Solo Gallery Show, A Path of Impermanence: life along a highway expansion

Local photographer Liz Moskowitz is excited to announce the opening of A Path of Impermanence: life along a highway expansion, an archival photo exhibit exploring the community impact of The I-35 Capital Express Central Project. The exhibit will open at The Future Front House (1900 E 12th Street) on October 19, 2024 with an evening reception. The show will be on view through October 29.

A Path of Impermanence: life along a highway expansion is a photo exhibit by Liz Moskowitz including archival photographic prints, interview quotes, and site-specific artifacts. Moskowitz’s images of the people, places, and landscapes impacted by an impending large-scale highway expansion speak to broader themes of displacement, community, memory, and change. All images were shot on 120mm film with a medium format camera.

The opening night show at Future Front on October 19 2024 from 6-9 p.m. will include a Q&A with select individuals from the project at 7 p.m. and an opportunity for attendees to write down their own memories and have their notes be part of a project catalog donated to the Austin History Center.