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BSA Images Of The Week: 11.03.19
Happy New York Marathon! Turn your clocks back an hour! Also, protest against police brutality against black and brown youth on the subway! The latter is really disheartening for us all to see -...
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The Martha Cooper Scholarship: Call For Applicants
We're excited to introduce the inaugural Martha Cooper Scholarship (MCS), celebrating Martha Cooper's legacy in capturing human cultures through photography. This scholarship presents a unique ch...
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Dispatch From Isolation # 3 : A Kid in a Mask from Jilly Ballistic
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Hot Tea Creates a Swimming "Asylum" on Roosevelt Island
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RERO - "Ophiuchus" in Paris
The artist Rero began his journey as a graffiti writer in his teens, and a quarter century later, he is still provoking audiences with text. Paris streets may have hosted his initial exploration of la...
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