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Prized Photographs: The Harry Callahan Archive
September 20, 2007
Britt Salvesen curator, Center for Creative Photography

Britt Salvesen discusses and displays The Harry Callahan Archive at the Center for Creative Photography, which includes nearly 600 prints and more than 140,000 negatives, along with proof prints, contact sheets, publications, correspondence, and other ephemera.

Art & Architecture | Media & Technology
Photography
PBA
High Museum of Art
Audio-only
It’s Complicated: The American Teenager
Robin Bowman
00:19:48
Robin Bowman shares the story of her four-year journey to capture the essence of today’s youth: 22,000 miles, 419 interviews, and countless photographs of teenagers from many backgrounds and regions.
Henry Butler: Inclusive By Design Concert (Part 1)
Henry Butler
01:15:00
Henry Butler, a New Orleans piano legend who has been blind since birth, along with visual artist, Nancy Ostrovsky, demonstrate principles of Universal Design in the performing arts.
Linda Hirsch on Cuba: Threads of Hope and Renewal
Linda Hirsch
00:34:34
Photographer Linda Hirsch speaks to arts curator Evan J. Garza about her experiences documenting communities of Cuban Jews, and discusses works on view in her current exhibition, "CUBA: Threads of Hope & Renewal", a 9-year survey of the artist's ongoing project.
Harry Shearer's The Silent Echo Chamber
Harry Shearer
01:00:00
Artist and performer Harry Shearer discusses his recent video work, The Silent Echo Chamber.
Coyote at the Kitchen Door
Stephen DeStefano
00:55:36
Wildlife biologist Stephen DeStefano, author of Coyote at the Kitchen Door; and photographer Amy Stein, whose work addresses how bears, deer, fox, coyote, and birds are increasingly encroaching upon areas considered to be "ours", discuss the blurred boundary between human life and wildlife
Never Again, Again, Again...
Lane Montgomery
00:37:29
Lane Montgomery discusses her photographic essay with text on the six major genocides of the 20th and 21st centuries: Armenia, the Holocaust, Cambodia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Rwanda and Darfur.

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