Juan Carlos Silva is a Venezuelan migrant about to celebrate his first full year in Chicago. He has documented his experiences in art.
Juan Carlos Silva is a Venezuelan migrant about to celebrate his first full year in Chicago. He has documented his experiences, and those of his fellow migrants, in his art.
O'Gorman met Silva in May 2023 when she volunteered to help newly arrived migrants at the police station at 71st and Cottage Grove.O'Gorman had brought a friend who speaks Spanish to help with the language barrier.
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