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Click for the Creative Capital Foundation website for information about Creative Capital's grants, programs, and history.
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360-degree panoramic photo from 360 Degrees
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Sue Johnson: www.360Degrees.org
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Email Sue Johnson at sue@picture-projects.com
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Sue Johnson worked as a documentary photographer before meeting Alison Cornyn, a fellow student, at New York University's Interactive Telecommunications Program. Johnson's photography examines the impact of economics on rituals within different cultures including quinciñeras, migrant workers, pilgrimages, marriages, and debutante balls. Her interactive installations weave together her images and collected sounds, and have been exhibited in Europe and the U.S. She has taught photography and new media at Harvard University and City College and has lectured on digital documentaries in Mexico, Sweden, Holland, and throughout New York City.
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THIS PROJECT'S CATEGORIES: Emerging Fields > Digital Arts / New Media | History | Politics | New York | 2000
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Seven Creative Capital artists receives 2007 Guggenheim Fellowships Eight Creative Capital artists were awarded 2008 Tribeca Film Institute Media Fellowships
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