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ONLINE DISCOVERY

SF Camerawork has been committed to discovery, experimentation, and exchange in the field of photography since 1974. Today we are excited to launch a new online discovery series highlighting content for you to read, watch, and listen to. We hope that these articles, videos, and engagement opportunities will uplift and offer inspiration during this challenging time. 

Ruth Morgan, San Quentin - Maximum Security, 1982-83

Ruth Morgan, San Quentin - Maximum Security, 1982-83

Into the Archive: "Cultural Contexts: The Work of Ruth Morgan and Jim Goldberg"

April 8, 2020

In anticipation of our upcoming exhibition Cell Signals, today's Online Discovery series highlights SF Camerawork's history of showcasing work that deals with important and often difficult social issues of our time.

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In Into the Archive Tags Ruth Morgan, Jim Goldberg, Pete Brook
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