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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
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The Pictures Tell the Story.,
By AAM (New Orleans, LA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Katrina Exposed: A Photographic Reckoning (Paperback)
This catalogue is truly representative of the diversity of devastation that occurred. The photographs were made by professionals, artists, and amateurs alike-- people who were on the scene and trying to survive, yet were able to find beauty in the destruction. The catalogue represents only a small fraction of the photographs on display at the New Orleans Museum of Art. Viewing the exhibit is an entirely different and phenonmenal experience. But only seeing the City, even now, with your own two eyes, will allow you to really understand the massiveness of this disaster. The exhibit closes mid-September, so book your tickets now to view or contact your local museum and tell it to travel the exhibit to you.
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This review is from: Katrina Exposed: A Photographic Reckoning (Paperback)
could someone please post a list of photographers whose work made it in the book?
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Katrina Exposed: A Photographic Reckoning by Steven Maklansky (Paperback - September 8, 2006)
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