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Photoville LA: Many Stories, Many Worlds Displayed

Posted on May 11, 2019 by Judy Ornelas Sisneros

Last weekend I went to Photoville LA, a large free outdoor exhibition that originated in Brooklyn (as Photoville) in 2009, created by United Photo Industries, with mini galleries installed in step-in containers and kiosks, photos presented in cubes and triangles, on banners … Continue reading →

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The Alamo: A Beautifully Written and Acted Play About the Difficulty of Change

Posted on March 5, 2018 by Joan Alperin

How many of us have returned to our childhood neighborhood and have had a hard time recognizing it? That’s especially true for me. I was born in Brooklyn in an upper middle class neighborhood. It was safe and everyone looked … Continue reading →

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