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36° 48' 9.000", -118° 11' 58.999"
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The Optics Division collective explores photography as a social and environmental practice. Photography is recontextualized as a land-based practice in California's Owens Valley. In this area, from 1860 to 1950, the extraction of silver to produce film and water for Los Angeles left environmental destruction in its wake. | |||||||||||
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Latest revision as of 18:37, 22 April 2025
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36°48'9.000"N, 118°11'58.999"W
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The Optics Division collective explores photography as a social and environmental practice. Photography is recontextualized as a land-based practice in California's Owens Valley. In this area, from 1860 to 1950, the extraction of silver to produce film and water for Los Angeles left environmental destruction in its wake.
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