She is a Philadelphia photographer who began her career by having one-day exhibitions each year. At these annual exhibitions she would present her photography at a place located beneath an I-95 highway overpass in South Philadelphia. To mount her photographs she places them on the concrete bridge supports, where individuals were able to purchase her work for five dollars. She likes her work to show economic struggles and hardships experienced by residents not only in her town of Philadelphia, but other cities located in the United States as well. She is a political activist and is actually a self-taught photographer. In 1995, she created the Philadelphia Public Art Project. The Philadelphia Public Art Project is a one woman-organization and its goal it to allow the citizens of Philadelphia to gain accessibility to art in their everyday lives. Strauss believes when she is capturing a photo that is symbolizes something important or influential that goes unnoticed by most of
She is a Philadelphia photographer who began her career by having one-day exhibitions each year. At these annual exhibitions she would present her photography at a place located beneath an I-95 highway overpass in South Philadelphia. To mount her photographs she places them on the concrete bridge supports, where individuals were able to purchase her work for five dollars. She likes her work to show economic struggles and hardships experienced by residents not only in her town of Philadelphia, but other cities located in the United States as well. She is a political activist and is actually a self-taught photographer. In 1995, she created the Philadelphia Public Art Project. The Philadelphia Public Art Project is a one woman-organization and its goal it to allow the citizens of Philadelphia to gain accessibility to art in their everyday lives. Strauss believes when she is capturing a photo that is symbolizes something important or influential that goes unnoticed by most of