"Me and my mom are so much alike that when we fight, it's like fighting with yourself" writes 17-year-old Marie Hunnicutt on a collage that is part of the Hohenthal Gallery exhibit "Seeing Eye to Eye -- A Cultural Exchange." The show, displayed in room 388 of the Science building, is the culmination of a collaborative project on history, culture and identity that portrait photographer Laena Wilder worked on last year with a small group of teens in Siler City, a rural North Carolina community that is home to a burgeoning Latino population. The exhibit features the teenagers telling stories through drawings, writings, collage and paintings as well as portraits that Wilder took of them using a large format camera. The exhibit runs from Thursday through Jan. 4, 2004. For gallery hours, see the SFSU Exhibits Web page.

Collage: Marie Hunnicutt, age 17, Siler City, N.C.

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