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They say it’s never too late to pursue your passion. Two Charlottesville-area photographers are proving that maxim. They got hooked through a hobby that…
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Virginia-and-France based photographer Sarah Hazlegrove has a new exhibit opening Saturday, October 10 at Roanoke’s Taubman Museum of Art. It’s a…
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Seeing homelessness with greater clarity is the goal of an exhibit of photographs taken by homeless women and children. They were given disposable cameras…
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It’s been fifty years since a top official at the Labor Department released a report on African-American families, and now – as part of the Look3 Festival…
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Speaking with people who spend their days in shelters throughout cities can yield powerful, heartbreaking, and sometimes surprising narratives. One…
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At a time when almost every American carries a cell phone camera, it takes courage to try and publish a book of photographs, but a Virginia man was…
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Students of American history learn about the Civil Rights movement in this country – about marches and sit-ins in places like Birmingham and Selma, but at…
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It’s been said that Americans no longer make anything, but one group of people begs to differ. A new generation of craftsmen has taken over an old…
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3-D printers have quickly found a home on many college campuses and businesses in just the past few years. One such printer in Western Virginia is geared…
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Charlottesville is the first city in the nation to pass a law restricting the use of drones in its airspace, and now a New York City artist has created a…