InterviewGood Work is Good Work: Notes from the Magenta FoundationThe founder and director of the pioneering arts publishing house, MaryAnn Camilleri, speaks about providing careers to under-represented photographers, the culture of book and monograph making, and much more.Read More
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Good Work is Good Work: Notes from the Magenta Foundation
The founder and director of the pioneering arts publishing house, MaryAnn Camilleri, speaks about providing careers to under-represented photographers, the culture of book and monograph making, and much more.
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