PhotoAlliance 2025 Lecture Series: Michael Jang & Dean Snodgrass
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Join PhotoAlliance for the 2025 lecture series with photographers Michael Jang and Dean Snodgrass at Fort Mason Center For Arts & Culture. This program features a compelling dialogue on the intersections of personal storytelling, cultural critique, and the transformative power of photography. Michael Jang's insightful depictions of subcultures and family life will be showcased alongside Dean Snodgrass' sharp observations of modern life, presenting a unique perspective on everyday moments. Together, they challenge perceptions of daily spaces while uncovering humor, tension, and beauty.
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