joana toro

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Talk at MAMB Museum

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Sep 27, 2022

Today, I had the opportunity to speak with photographer Susana Carrier about Nereo Lopez, an amazing photographer part of the Colombian history of photography. I am glad to be part of this project Catedra Obregon by the Museum of Modern Art of Barranquilla, MAMB in Colombia.

#ICATEDRAOBREGONNereo y la grandeza de la vida sencilla
Proyecto apoyado por @mincultura - Programa Nacional de Concertacion Cultural.
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