Immigration Reform artwork by Judy Anderson/Ginny Hoyle

48h x 41 w x 7 deep. Paper, sumi ink,photo transfers, thread. Form based on Japanese Yukata woman’s robe. Outrage about the plight of people driven out of their homelands by war, drought, famine, racial and religious persecution.

Judy Anderson's artist books are in collections around the world including the Museum of Modern Art, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Victoria and Albert Museum, Getty Research Institute, Frankfurt Book Fair Archival Collection and universities throughout the country.

It is a moral failing and a national shame when a father and his baby daughter drown seeking our shores. When children are locked away in overcrowded detention centers and the government seeks to keep them there indefinitely. When our government argues in court against giving those children toothbrushes and soap. When President Trump uses family separation as a weapon against desperate mothers, fathers, and children seeking safety and a better life. When he threatens massive raids that would break up families who have been in this country for years and targets people at sensitive locations like hospitals and schools. When children die while in custody due to lack of adequate care.