SPOTLIGHTLook Twice, then Again and AgainBarbara Probst interrogates the very idea of a single defining picture of reality by using multiple cameras to register the same moment from many different points of view simultaneously.Read More
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Look Twice, then Again and Again
Barbara Probst interrogates the very idea of a single defining picture of reality by using multiple cameras to register the same moment from many different points of view simultaneously.
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Look Twice, then Again and Again
Barbara Probst interrogates the very idea of a single defining picture of reality by using multiple cameras to register the same moment from many different points of view simultaneously.
Midlife
A journey through the day-to-day dynamics of family life and relationships, this powerful new book confronts an often overlooked period of life: middle-age.
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Our Songs from the Forest
A loving coming-of-age story that broaches the thorny issue of gender inequality in Nepal and the repression that young women face in their daily lives.
