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📸Documenting History📸
Powerful pictures by local artists capture raw moments along the journey of #BLM protests. They're projected outside the @EversonMuseum as part of @lightworkorg Urban Video Project. Together, they tell a story.
Details on @NewsChannel9 at 5 #LocalSYR
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Here I am talking about my ‘You Get Me?’ artist book, published by @MACK_books and @lightworkorg I would be delighted if you bought a copy. instagram.com/tv/B_aHZ7Klq1r…
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National Endowment for the Arts to Distribute $75 million in Relief Aid to Arts Organizations in Need
See: arts.gov/news/2020/national-…
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SU Weather Alert: Syracuse University classes are canceled Monday, Dec. 2; only essential personnel to report. Visit news.syr.edu for details.
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Aperture and @pariphotofair are thrilled to announce the shortlist for the 2019 PhotoBook Awards! ✨✨✨ ss1.us/a/47zELGjo
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Exciting news for @SUArtGalleries @SyracuseU @CMACatSU @JeffHoone @lightworkorg "SUArt Galleries Announces Major Gift of Photographs: Includes Over 180 Works" news.syr.edu/blog/2019/02/21… #SyracuseU #SUArtGalleries
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Shane Lavalette, director of @lightworkorg, selected this image by Emmet Gowin for our #photographis30 feature. Read why online.
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📷 Emmet Gowin, Nancy, Danville, Virginia, 1969. © Emmet and Edith Gowin. Courtesy Pace/MacGill Gallery, New York
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Grow your collection with @lightworkorg’s subscription series—featuring a year of Contact Sheet, plus limited-edition prints and signed books from Jason Fulford, Yoshinori Mizutani, Rose Marie Cromwell, and more. Use code APERTURE19 for 10% OFF: ht.ly/s8sc30nv2Me
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#ForFreedoms honors Transgender Day of Remembrance (TDOR) by sharing this image of Bobbi, 83, Detroit, MI, 2014 from #JessTDugan’s “To Survive on This Shore: Photographs & Interviews with Transgender & Gender Nonconforming Older Adults.” Read more: bit.ly/FF4TDOR
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#ForFreedoms salutes our Veterans for fighting to protect our freedoms at home and abroad. Image: SOLDIER CONKLIN: 272 DAYS IN IRAQ, #SuzanneOpton, 2006. Featured in our #50StateInitiative exhibition in partnership with @lightworkorg, Be Kind And Do Not Betray Your Soul.
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I attended the @lightworkorg opening reception on Thursday night. I was especially touched my @GabelMichelle's work with #MichelleFox. I remembered her tragic story from the news. While looking at the exhibit I am inspired by her fortitude and I think she is beautiful.
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Calling all #Photogtaphy Collectors! Check out @lightworkorg LightWork’s 2019 Master Print Edition:
Ernesto Pujol, “Baptism (Catechumen)“ bit.ly/2OMlOk9
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An important reminder on #WorldMentalHealthDay today from our friends @lightworkorg: BE STRONG AND DO NOT BETRAY YOUR SOUL. What is something that keeps you going each day?
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'All art is political': behind America's most ambitious public art project ever @lightworkorg @forfreedoms theguardian.com/artanddesign…
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Bridge Street 9.19.18 : Light Work Exhibition lg.ht/BridgeStreet
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Many many congratulations to all awarded the 2019 @lightworkorg Artist in Residence in Syracuse
We are pleased to announce the 2019 Light Work Artists-in-Residence: Carolyn Drake, Kris Graves, Pao Her, Mark McKnight. Meryl Meisler, Rafal Milach, Zora Murff, Sarker Protick, Arpita Shah, Cian Oba-Smith, Jiehao Su, Ka-Man Tse, and Cristina Velásquez! — lg.ht/AIR2019
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Congrats to all the artists selected for the Light Work Residencies! @lightworkorg
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Congratulations to all 13 artists, including #ForFreedoms family Kris Graves & Cristina Velásquez!
We are pleased to announce the 2019 Light Work Artists-in-Residence: Carolyn Drake, Kris Graves, Pao Her, Mark McKnight. Meryl Meisler, Rafal Milach, Zora Murff, Sarker Protick, Arpita Shah, Cian Oba-Smith, Jiehao Su, Ka-Man Tse, and Cristina Velásquez! — lg.ht/AIR2019





























