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BEACON, N.Y. — It was a hot day on Oscawana Lake. John Powers hosed down the dog, then started on
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A selection of images from “Piers” by London-based photographer Jo Metson Scott. Started back in 2019, the series documents British
Although currently based in Austin Texas, the four years photographer Mike Osborne spent living in Washington DC, between 2012 and

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New York-based photographer Donavon Smallwood’s recent series, “Languor,” considers the poetic and allegorical links between Black people and nature. Weaving
A selection of images from “Piers” by London-based photographer Jo Metson Scott. Started back in 2019, the series documents British
Although currently based in Austin Texas, the four years photographer Mike Osborne spent living in Washington DC, between 2012 and

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