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Way of Being: The Art of Lori Blondeau
“I think being born Indigenous means you are political…You’re born political because you have to fight for your rights. We’re still doing it today.”
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Walking the Talk and Talking the Walk
“I was taking a walk and I saw a particular nearby parking lot,” she says. “I think I was hit by the muse.”
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The Life of Bones
“When I’m photographing, I’m trying so much to be with the skull as a skull, as a carrier of feelings and structure, that I don’t relate to anybody else at the time.”
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Sandra Brewster
Along a fulsome continuum of Black expressivity, Black time and Black survival transmuted to thriving, what is plumbed by the blurs is not the culture-making, world-defining and defying contributions of these icons but the way in which Brewster wrecks the photograph’s illusory idylls.
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Light | Space | Camera | Language | The Work of James Nizam
Nizam explored these domiciles during nighttime dérives, occupying and photographing a seemingly unconscious zone of civic and psychic ruin.
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On Letting Go: How Art Institutions and Artists Are Correcting History
It is difficult to discuss the unprecedented upheaval of the past year without sounding clichéd.











