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Tabitha Soren & Carroll Dunham

22 Jan Tabitha Soren & Carroll Dunham

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Tabitha Soren discusses journalism and art as different kinds of storytelling and her embrace of more complex notions of truth over time. Carroll Dunham considers the power and limits of painting and its ability to materialize both personal and historical visions of the world.

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