This episode is perfect for anyone interested in photography, image activism, social justice, and showing up for change.
IN THIS EPISODE
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Alvin discusses image activism and photographs taken ‘through the lens of the people.’
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He describes the ‘K(no)w Justice, K(no)w Peace’ exhibit at the Levine Museum of the New South.
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He addresses ‘benefiting’ from photographs of conflict and struggle that he has taken.
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Alvin describes the ‘Welcome to Brookhill’ exhibit at the Harvey B. Gantt Museum of African American Arts + Culture.
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He talks about growing up in Rockford, Illinois, how the city has changed, and what living in Rockford taught him.
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Alvin discusses his father, step-father and mother and his relationship with them.
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He considers how becoming a father at a young age changed his trajectory, and the ‘spaghetti junction’ of his life after high school.
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Alvin shares why he is in a hurry to live and maintaining street credibility.