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Beautiful and astonishing
by Jan Schlain
posted 5/9/2012
Joanne Leonard’s twenty-one photographs at the U-M Institute for the Humanities gallery are what the 71-year-old feminist calls “visual analogies.” In each are two images (one a news photo and the other a book reproduction, visually if not historically connected) that Leonard photographs and turns into one.
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