American Midwest photography

American Midwest photography

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A Piece of Dust in the Great Sea of Matter: Photographs by Melissa Borman is a 2020 exhibit at the Eide-Dalrymple Gallery which says: " Borman's work addresses the interconnected relationship between human figures and landscapes. She explores how landscape elements become metaphors to depict our human stories, and how these depictions shape our ideas of our surroundings." Accessed 12/20

Joe Deal: West and West and Locating Landscape is a 2010 exhibit at the Center for Creative Photography - University of Arizona which says: "Drawing on the remarkable history of 19th-century survey photography of the Great Plains, West and West was also inspired by the landscapes Joe Deal saw as a child while driving west from his home in Topeka, Kansas, to visit relatives in Great Bend." Accessed 10/18

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