TAYLOR SMITH-HAMS
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Seeking Fair Development

This body of work focuses on the South Baltimore community of Curtis Bay. Curtis Bay is heavily burdened with polluting industries and has the worst air quality in Maryland. When students at the local high school found out about a plan to build the nation's largest trash-burning incinerator less than a mile away from their school, they began a campaign to stop it. The students formed a group called Free Your Voice, a committee within the human rights organization United Workers, and have spent years building power in Curtis Bay and across Baltimore. In 2016, they succeeded in halting the incinerator's construction. Instead of the incinerator, Free Your Voice is calling for fair development and community control of land.
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  • Home
  • Projects
    • Cyanotypes
    • Brave Enough to Imagine
    • What is Green Stormwater Infrastructure?
    • Charming Vignettes
    • Visual Pollution
    • The Fires
    • Climate Justice Cornhole
    • Rise Reclaim Rebuild
    • Belly of the Beast
    • Peoples Climate March
    • Seeking Fair Development
    • Contested Landscapes
    • Intercontinental Watercolors
    • Futuristic Shoreline
    • Landscapes, Cityscapes & Plants
    • Abstractions
    • From Ego to Eco
  • About