Tiles for America - (re)presentations
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Tiles for America - (re)presentations
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Tiles for America - (re)presentations
Dr. Lee Spitzer is a native New Yorker and an avid photographer. He seeks to discover and reveal beauty embedded in urban contexts that may be routinely missed even by those who live and work there. His photographs have been included in a diverse range of traditional and online publications, including the Australian archaeology magazine, Archaeological Diggings, and the inflight magazine of Kenya Airways, Zawadi. The World Bank, the Egyptian Tourist Authority, Yale University and the International Museum of Women have also used his photographs.
His full online collection can be accessed at <www.flickr.com/photos/lbsimages>.
Tina Krey Jacobsen is a university student from Northern Norway, with a particular interest in photography. Jacobsen has
previously studied photojournalism in New York, and now works on various photography projects. She is currently studying psychology at Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) in Trondheim, Norway.
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