
THE PEARLS
What began as an encounter with Cindy Sherman's Untitled #211 at the Lowe Art Museum became something much more personal. The woman's appearance, especially her pearl necklace, reminded me of my great-grandmother, Lola Anglister, a Holocaust survivor whose strength and memories continue to shape my family. Through Cindy Sherman's photography, family archives, and personal reflections, this exhibition explores how we construct identities, how memories influence what we see, and how one piece of jewelry can carry generations of history. Created by Sofia Woiler | University of Miami, 2026
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Cindy Sherman — Untitled #211 (1989)
Chromogenic color print, 1989 · Contemporary Realism

The Pearls
Digital photograph · Portrait Photography

Beyond Survival
Digital photograph · Contemporary Photography

A Life of Survival
Black-and-white photographic print · Vintage Portrait Photography

Meet Bibi Lola
Digital photograph · Contemporary Photography

What I Saw
Detail of Cindy Sherman's Untitled #211 (1989) · Contemporary Portrait Photography

Constructing Identity
Digital collage · Contemporary Portraiture
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