Kelli Connell. Photo by Natalie Krick.
On Saturday, October 11, from 1-2pm, join artist Kelli Connell for an intimate viewing of prints she selected from the Center for Creative Photography’s collection. Connell, whose prior work with the Edward Weston and Charis Wilson archives at the CCP led to the exhibition Kelli Connell: Pictures for Charis, returns to research, share, and discuss a selection of prints from the Center’s vast holdings.
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