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A collaborative work by Durham Public School students and internationally
recognized artists - Alfredo Jaar, Whitfield Lovell, and Deborah Willis.
In Jordan High School, Neal Middle, and Shepard Middle, with materials
from video to assemblage, students examined the stories within old photos,
their community, and textbook maps. The students produced visually powerful
and socially relevant work. The three projects were organized by Literacy
Through Photography, a project at the Center for Documentary Studies
with funding provided by the Surdna Foundation.
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Sponsored by: Center for Documentary
Studies, Duke University Center for
International Studies, Durham Artists
Guild, Durham Arts Council, and
Durham Public Schools.
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the red squares above. The image above is of Nebiyu Habtemariam by Alfredo Jaar
as part
of the collaborative project entitled "500 Years Is Enough"
at Jordan High School, April, 2001
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