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PDNB Celebrates 30th Anniversary with Last Exhibit at Current Location

Photographs Do Not Bend Gallery (PDNB) celebrated its 30th Anniversary and its last exhibition at its Riverbend location, which it's closing after the show. Its current exhibition, "Pangeaography", is a…

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A Few Favorite Recently Acquired Fine Art 20th-Century Photographs

By Alex Novak

The group is a personal selection of images from all my recently acquired fine art photographs. I guess I just like them for their power even though…

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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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