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An Enduring Aftermath: An Interview with Nina Berman, Documentary Photographer

Posted on October 4, 2011 by

Minneapolis curator and arts writer Tricia Khutoretsky interviews photographer Nina Berman for 10 Years + Counting. Nina begun taking photographs 10 years ago, and has since been working on ongoing documentation of America since the invasion of Afghanistan. Photographs are … Continue reading →

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Looking at War: An Essay on Why Art Matters

Posted on September 22, 2011 by

Minneapolis curator and arts writer Tricia Khutoretsky on why art matters: I’m not an army veteran. I’m not a politician. I’m not an activist or a lobbyist. I’ve never been to Afghanistan or Iraq. And yet, I can picture what … Continue reading →

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Brewing Tea in a Kettle of War: An Interview with Michael Sheridan

Posted on September 10, 2011 by

Minneapolis curator and arts writer Tricia Khutoretsky interviewed Michael Sheridan, Filmmaker and Director of Community Supported Film,  for 10 Years + Counting: I know more about Afghanistan from talking to Michael Sheridan than I’ve known in the 10 years since … Continue reading →

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Spraycans, Brushes, Markers and T-Walls: The Graffiti of War Project

Posted on August 25, 2011 by

Following Jaeson “Doc” Parson’s piece on Conflict Art  Tricia Khutoresky writes more about the Graffiti of War Project  for 10 Years + Counting.  Modern life conveniently keeps us desensitized and distracted when it comes to war. Beyond the watered-down version that the media shares … Continue reading →

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Poster Girl: An interview with Filmmaker Sara Nesson

Posted on August 7, 2011 by

Minneapolis curator and arts writer Tricia Khutoretsky interviewed Sara Nesson, the Academy-award nominated filmmaker of Poster Girl,  for 10 Years + Counting: While shooting footage for the soon-to-be-completed Iraq Paper Scissors, a documentary about veterans on a healing journey, vérité filmmaker Sara Nesson met … Continue reading →

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