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The Bus Sculpture
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The Association of Mexicans in North Carolina (AMEXCAN) in collaboration with artist Sally Jacobs through a generous grant from the Z. Smith Reynolds foundation are pleased to announce the completion of the Bus Sculpture.
This grant made possible the inclusive public Bus Sculpture. The public artwork will lift up the story of a large, marginalized group: the Latino migrant farmworker community. This mobile and "living" Bus Sculpture will encourage forms of narratives (through art, letters, audio recordings, and other forms of expression) to help bridge the isolated farmworker community with the greater community in which they live.
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Please visit the Bus Sculpture at
Alice F. Keene District Park, 4561 County Home Rd, Greenville, NC 27858
Duke University Residency
National Farmworker Awareness Week
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Sally Jacobs
Creative Art Director
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Artist, Sally Jacobs: Study of Migrants Working in Sweet Potato Field, Egg Tempera on Panel, 9" x 12"
Sally Jacobs was inspired by her role as Creative Art Dirctor to create The Migrant Series “Landscape Portraits". The series includes drawings and paintings. Jacobs work explores issues such as identity, race, borders, labor control, neo-liberalism and isolation.
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For more information, please visit: sallyjacobs.net