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Susan Spiritus: Celebrating 50 Years of Photography and Friendships

Susan Spiritus is celebrating her photography gallery's 50th anniversary this month (actually on June 18th), making her public gallery one of the oldest of its type currently still in continuous…

Featured Exhibit

Contemporary Photography of Lisa Holden: Victorian Dreamscapes and New Technology

Lisa Holden is a British-born artist based in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Her earlier visual work explores notions of the self as a series of estranged identities-guises adopted and appropriated, and…

Collecting Resources

Art of Eating Well in Paris

After hearing about several bad experiences in French restaurants from friends and having numerous people ask me about good places to eat at in Paris, I decided to put together…

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