Ruth Kaplan, Crossing: From USA to Canada, Walking Roxham Road

Crossing: From USA to Canada, Walking Roxham Road

Ruth Kaplan

Publisher
Kehrer Verlag
Year
2026
ISBN
978-3-96900-225-4
Specifications
Hardcover
24.5 x 16.5 cm
176 pages
128 color illustrations
Text by Sarah Bassnett, Raoul Boulakia, Ruth Kaplan, Habib Zahori
Design by Studio Victor Balko

Crossing , is about the Roxham Road border site between New York, USA and Quebec, Canada. It is an irregular border, not a legal port of entry, which became increasingly popular during Trump’s first presidency as refugees attempted to enter Canada to make an asylum claim. It was closed in 2023 due to ongoing controversy. The book is the result of a dozen trips Ruth Kaplan made there from 2018 to 2023 photographing the many elements that intersected as a result of its existence. As a small but significant piece of Canadian history, it’s important to have this archive of a tiny border crossing that was generally safe and effective, as we navigate the complex, global challenges of migration.

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