December 13, 2025 – January 18, 2026 — Mi Vida / My Life, the participants of Gallery Route One’s Latino Photography Project are showing a collection of photographs that reflect their daily lives in a very personal way and exploring aspects of life that give it deeper meaning.
BOOK SOLD OUT Participating photographers: Ana Maria Ramirez, Augustina Martinez, Betty Gomez, Gisela Alvarado, Isela Orozco, Jessica Oliva, Maricela Mora, Rosa Rodriguez, and Tere Gutierrez The culmination of a special documentary project supported by a grant from...
Nueve Fotografas Latinas y las mujeres que las inspiran / Nine Latina Photographers and the women who inspire themPhotographic portraits of North Bay women in positions of leadership For the past two years, GRO's Latino Photography Project students have captured...
Inspired by historic photographs taken around the Point Reyes peninsula in the 19th and early 20th century, members of the Latino Photography Project replicated historic scenes in the same or similar manner in the present. The historic image and the LPP photographer's...
November 10 – December 17, 2017 — The Latino Photography Project: Hogar en Cualquier Lugar / Home in Any Place We Are
Photographs by Gisela Alvarado, Ariana Aparicio, Mario García, Imelda Macias, Agustina Martínez, María Mercado, Maricela Mora, Rubén Robledo, Martina Roque, Juanita Romo
December 12 – January 11, 2008 / Images of family life and hard work reflecting the way of life for many West Marin Latinos.
Project Space April 6 – May 13, 2012: A Través de Nuestros Ojos (Through our Eyes). The photographers: Gisela Alvarado, Ariana Aparicio, Mario Garcia, Imelda Macias, Agustina Martinez, Maricela Mora, Francisco Olea, Rubén Robledo, Martina Roque, Juanita Romo
October 30–November 6, 2009. On the theme of sustainablity; students had the dual challenge of documenting science and making art, and they succeeded at both.
October 29 – December 5, 2010 / Photographs and stories that celebrate some of the many cuisines that have come to West Marin.
Through the Latino Photography Project of GRO, one of the most important lessons I have learned is that photography is our language and special way of sharing. Sharing different aspects of our selves, our lives, and most importantly what we love in...