Company of American Girls
Art, female identity, and day-to-day life intersect in Melissa Ann Pinney’s photographs. Deeply focused on the worlds of her daughter and other girls, Pinney’s work tells a story of girlhood as it’s being written.
Art, female identity, and day-to-day life intersect in Melissa Ann Pinney’s photographs. Deeply focused on the worlds of her daughter and other girls, Pinney’s work tells a story of girlhood as it’s being written.
Seventy-one-year-old Klansman convicted in 1964 kidnappings; British sleeper terrorists get 15 years to life. Not content with federal efforts, states speed laws through congresses, tackle illegal immigration on their own terms. Ban lifted for a one-time ivory sale--some conservationists applaud, others worry. A visit from
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