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Articles in Sept, 2001 issue of Afterimage
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Erik Barnouw, 1908-2001 - Brief Article - Obituary
by Patricia R. Zimmermann -
Nikki S. Lee Projects - Review
by Joan Kee - Crossing the Oxus - destruction of Aral Sea in Uzbekistan - Brief Article
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Keyframes - Review
by Erin Ward - Notes From The Field
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Doll Inhabitation - Darlene Kaczmarczyk photo exhibit
by Cedar Lorca Nordbye -
Roll Over - analysis of snapshot photography, photos of everyday life not initially produced as art
by Joel Smith -
Hold Still-Keep Going - Review
by Jeffrey Nilan -
East Goes West - China: Fifty Years Inside the People's Republic - Review
by David L. Jacobs -
Media Mecca - University Film and Video Association conference
by Anne Ciecko -
Digital Book Design and Publishing - Review
by Are Flagan -
Representation and Photography - Review
by Jill Conner -
Citizen Micheaux - Oscar Micheaux and His Circle: AfricanAmerican Flimmaking and Race Cinema of the Silent Era, Writing Himself Into History: Oscar Micheaux, His Silent Films, and His Audiences, Straight Lick: The Cinema of Oscar Micheaux - Review
by Jennifer Horne -
Multimedia - Review
by Are Flagan -
New Terrain - historical overview of landscape painting - Illustration
by Jack Thorndike -
Unter der Haut—Under the Skin - Review
by Sarah Beales -
Giving And Withholding - video artist Rachel Lowe - Interview
by Paul Tebbs -
Tacita Dean - Review
by Jina Chang
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