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What We're Reading: The Color of Humanity in Sally Mann's South

By David Schonauer   Tuesday March 13, 2018

Photographer Sally Mann is known for capturing the landscape of Virginia, a place, she once wrote, that “stands out in its obsession with the past.” In 1998, she started to travel deeper into the South, making a collective portrait of a landscape with a troubling past, notes Hilton Als in …

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