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Lewis Hine: Photographer As the People’s Prophet
Prophets come in many forms — the name itself conjures up the likes of the Biblical Moses, a fiery-tongued messenger for the Almighty, or as Shakespeare’s Macbeth put it so aptly, “a poor player…full of sound...
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One Thousand And One Nights in Oman
Haunting, beautiful, and otherworldly, the Adhan is the Muslim call to prayer, recited by a muezzin five times per day. The root of the word is “to permit,” and that’s exactly what the capital of the Sultanate of... -
Take Five: Carnivorous Pumpkin Plants Invade New York’s Botanical Garden
New York’s Botanical Garden might be well-known for its exquisite flora displays and its yearly Holiday Train Show, but in recent years it has expanded its holiday motif and entered the eerie world of All Hallows...
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On Sicily’s Streets, A View To Kill
It’s true in North America that anyone with a car can go anywhere. The open road is as much a symbol of freedom as it is a strip of asphalt devoid of traffic. A driver’s license forms the basis of identity.
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The Haitian Story Unfolds Through the Eyes of Filmmaker Dan Shannon
I recently had the opportunity to review Haiti Untold, The Untold Story of Radical Change in Haiti, a moving documentary film about the changes taking place in that country following the devastating earthquake in...
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Movement and Stillness: A Conversation with Filmmaker Matt Goldman and Photographer Elizabeth L. Gilbert about ‘The Last Safari’
The Last Safari is a film about photographs. As such, it’s a film about how history interacts with the present and how consciousness needs memory to survive.
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Artist of the Week 10/16-10/22: Alphabet Studio Airs Out Sydney’s Dirty Little Secrets
Who knew that airing out one’s dirty laundry could be such fun (of course, by dirty laundry, we mean secrets)!
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Take Five: Slowing Down in Contemplation with ‘Snailovation’
Giant red and yellow snails have invaded the city of Sydney, Australia. Now, before those of you who are either residing or visiting the land down under decide to turn on your heel and run in the opposite direction,...
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Life on a Vertical Plane
As part of the venerable New York Film Festival, Convergence is a mini-event, a celebration of the short form documentary film that takes place over a weekend.
The convergence, or crossroads, here is the...
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Peru: A Month of Mysteries and Marvels
Indulge me for a moment, if you will. Deciding on Peru as your desired destination, is a little like buying a ticket to the moon. There’s enough in popular lore, not to mention your imagination, to prepare you for...
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