Smith's War Zones to Soccer Art
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Gary Mark Smith, a seasoned photographer with nearly five decades of experience capturing war zones and disasters, is now showcasing his joyful side in Lawrence, Kansas. His public art exhibition features photo grids of street soccer scenes from challenging locations like the Democratic Republic of Congo and Morocco. The exhibition, tied to the 2026 FIFA World Cup, highlights soccers global appeal despite hardships. Smiths standout piece, inspired by his time in Congo, arranges makeshift soccer shots into balanced displays. The exhibition, featuring murals, window art, and wearables, is set to debut on Mass Street, blending cultures and sparking thought. Smith, who has visited over 100 countries, plans to retire in Lawrence, his favorite home base.
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