Mario E. Quiroz-Servellón was born in San Salvador, and relocated to the U.S. in 1999. In 2005, his work was part of “Breaking Borders,” an exhibition of Salvadoran photographers at the Museum of the Americas of the Organization of American States in Washington, DC, and the National Museum of Anthropology in San Salvador.

Mario Quiroz is a documentary photographer. He was born in San Salvador, and relocated to the United States in 1999. For the last 14 years, Mario has been exhibiting non-stop throughout New England.

Multicultural Visual Researcher/Community Advocate Specializing in the Immigrant Experience in the U.S. · Mario is methodical and deeply socially engaged community advocate, documentary ...

ser Padres Latinos: Stories of Struggle and Resilience. Domestic Workers: The Invisible Wheels. that Empower our Economy. In Their Own Words. Sanctuary People: CAMBRIDGE, MA

WICN: “Nicholas Capasso and Mario Quiroz: Mis Vecinos” Talk show “Inquiry” with Mark Lynch. October 2. (Worcester, MA) Worcester Magazine: “Latino communities on display at Fitchburg Art Museum” By Al Vuona, September 18 (Worcester, MA)

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Mario E. Quiroz-Servellón is a freelance documentary photographer specializing on immigrations issues in the United States and Central America. He was born…

Mario Quiroz is a contemporary photographer who was born in El Salvador and now lives in Cambridge, Massachusetts as a citizen of the United States. His work is focused on exploring the 21st-century American immigrant experience.

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