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Articles in March-April, 1999 issue of Afterimage
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The eye of Brassai - Brassai, Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Texas
by Stuart Alexander -
The Unmapped Body: 3 Black British Artists - Review
by Sarah K. Rich -
Cyborgs, avatars, laa-laa and Po: the work of Mariko Mori
by Rachel Schreiber -
Getting a shelf life - various artists, various galleries
by Buzz Spector -
Kurdistan: In the Shadow of History - Review
by Maria Antonella Pelizzari -
The photographic idea: reconsidering conceptual photography
by Lucy Soutter -
Continuous weave - Margaret Wagner, Hewlett Gallery, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania
by Jon Luckett -
Art.com: California Governors Conference on the Arts
by Robin Oppenheimer -
Thinking locally - visual art, various artists, Yale University Art Gallery, New Haven, Connecticut
by Sarah K. Rich -
The new flesh - movie photographers
by Barbara L. Miller -
Media, Culture, and the Religious Right - Review
by Amy Villarejo -
Mois de la photo - various photographers, various galleries, Paris, France
by Jeannene M. Przyblyski -
The Passionate Camera: Photography and Bodies of Desire - Review
by Eloy J. Hernandez -
On the walls in Belfast - various photographers, various galleries, Belfast, Northern Ireland
by Jennifer L. Grigg -
Talking place - various artists, Canadian Museum of Civilization, Quebec, Canada
by Donna Wawzonek -
The future's past: re-imaging the Cuban revolution
by Jeffrey Skoller
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