"Along the Umatilla River" - Yoko Takahashi education and transnational investments that shape

and transnational investments that shape the material and social environments of the precarious present

This publication returns Hare’s work once more to the public eye

everything comes under question—from reproducibility of artworks to the value of the written word itself

and the officer who shot him testified that he had seen

John Hejduk

"Along the Umatilla River" - Yoko Takahashi education and transnational investments that shapeA rare encounter in the United States: the intercultural exchange and shared performance between rodeo riders and Native Americans. Takahashis images feel cinematic, capturing the atmosphere with quiet intensity. The photographs invite you in, making you wish you were part of the scene. Bathed in soft light and washed in blue tones, they evoke a mood that borders on saudade, that gentle, aching nostalgia. What is this feeling that takes hold?