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Articles in Nov-Dec, 2005 issue of Afterimage
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Not unspoken
by Stephanie Rogerson -
No time to stand still
by Adela Holmes - Hallmark Museum of Contemporary Photography
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Objects of desire
by Adi Louria-Hayon -
Pixel Surgeons: Extreme Manipulations of the Figure in Photography
by Moira Speer -
Intersection for the arts at forty
by Sarah Lidgus - 2005 Ad
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Activism without borders
by Gabor Valyi -
Young America: The Daguerreotypes of Southworth and Hawes
by Kirby Pilcher -
Grrls make movies: the emergence of women-led filmmaking initiatives for teenage girls
by Kathleen Sweeney -
Esther Parada: 1938-2005
by James Rajotte -
Cross-pollination
by Amber Hares -
Archival collections
by Rembert Hueser - University of California
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Screenspace
by Perry Bard -
Bit by bit
by Seth Thompson -
Future perfection
by Dale Hudson -
A sense of community
by Erin Garcia -
Water Being Water
by James Rajotte - Centre Pompidou and the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation propose development of a new museum in Hong Kong
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Confronting consolidation
by Dustin Kidd - Notices
- National Endowment for the Humanities is offering emergency grants
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The muse of place and time: an interview with William Christenberry
by Robert Hirsch -
Sculptural books stand and deliver
by Jen Thomas
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