S2E5 | Tokie Taylor + Omission
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Modern Art + Culture
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Tokie Taylor taps in with the Modern Art + Culture podcast to discuss her inclusion in Atlanta Photography Group's Portfolio exhibition, her ongoing body of work that centers African-American heritage and perspective. We talk about gate-keepers in the fine art establishment and the pros and cons of social media for breaking artists.
https://www.tokietaylorstudio.com/
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S2E5 | Tokie Taylor + Omission
Tokie Taylor taps in with the Modern Art + Culture podcast to discuss her inclusion in Atlanta Photography Group's Portfolio exhibition, her ongoing body of work that centers African-American heritage and perspective. We talk about gate-keepers in the fine art establishment and the pros and cons of social media for breaking artists.
https://www.tokietaylorstudio.com/
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Pat Kane is a photographer with a documentary style. His work has appeared in: The New York Times, National Geographic, The Atlantic among others. Pat's images are a part of the photo collectives Indigenous Photograph and Boreal Collective. Pat identifies as mixed Indigenous/settler and is a proud Algonquin Anishinaabe member of the Timiskaming First Nation (Quebec). He has a special focus on Indigenous issues and the relationship between land and identity.
Website: www.patkanephoto.com
Instagram: @patkanephoto
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https://www.jeremynative.com/
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Photographer Kiliii Yuyan illuminates the hidden stories of Polar Regions, wilderness and Indigenous communities. Informed by ancestry that is both Nanai/Hèzhé (Siberian Native) and Chinese-American, he explores the human relationship to the natural world from different cultural perspectives. Kiliii is an award-winning contributor to National Geographic Magazine and other major publications. Kiliii is based out of Seattle, but can be found across the circumpolar Arctic much of the year.
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SKYE GALLERY celebrates contemporary art that speaks to our humanity, challenges the dominant narrative, and offers a vision for tomorrow. https://skye-gallery.com/