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Thu September 3, 2015

Historic Techniques - History through Tin-Types with Artist Ed Drew

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Ed Drew's first body of work involved photographing his military unit in Afghanistan in the photographic technique of wet plate tintype. For his most recent work he was commissioned by the Klamath tribes of Oregon in conjunction with Klamath Tribal Health services, which included Modoc tribal members whom were relocated from their homelands in Tule Lake California after the Modoc War. The work speaks of a reflection of the past to show the progression of the contemporary, while redefining the tribal peoples definition of self as strong proud individuals.
Ed Drew's first body of work involved photographing his military unit in Afghanistan in the photographic technique of wet plate tintype. For his most recent work he was commissioned by the Klamath tribes of Oregon in conjunction with Klamath Tribal Health services, which included Modoc tribal members whom were relocated from their homelands in Tule Lake California after the Modoc War. The work speaks of a reflection of the past to show the progression of the contemporary, while redefining the tribal peoples definition of self as strong proud individuals.
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