Photographic Integrity and the Vital Link with Environment
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About the Exhibition
Four female photographers addressed issues of representation of unfamiliar cultures. Errazuriz examined society outside mainstream Chile. Graciela Iturbide documented the women of Juchitan, a town in Mexico on the Isthmus of Tehuantepec–one of the only places where women administer and govern their environment. Maria Martinez-Canas explored her relationship to the land, religion, and history of her native Cuba in highly-charged photo-collages. Sentis photographed the African Diaspora in Brazil.
Image Gallery
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