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Madeleine Pollard

The photographer confronting techno-Orientalism, one cyborg at a time

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Madeleine Pollard

The photographer confronting techno-Orientalism, one cyborg at a time
With her new project, Ramona Jingru Wang upends stereotypes of Asian identity in mainstream media.
The photographer reimagining the Korean immigrant experience of the 70s

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Madeleine Pollard

The photographer reimagining the Korean immigrant experience of the 70s
Emanuel Hahn’s ‘America Fever’ evokes the Hollywood age and intersects it with Korean characters, folklore, and historical motifs.
First gen kids recreate photos of their parents when they were younger

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Madeleine Pollard

First gen kids recreate photos of their parents when they were younger
Chinese-American photographer Kyle Lui’s project, ‘Sowing Rice With Salt’, sheds light on the interconnected struggles of immigrant families.
Photographing the hedonism & passion of LA

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Madeleine Pollard

Photographing the hedonism & passion of LA
Lana Shaw’s images are imbued with early 00s nostalgia for the days of West Coast indie sleaze.
The queer Chinese American artist who captured the underbelly of 80s NY

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Madeleine Pollard

The queer Chinese American artist who captured the underbelly of 80s NY
An exhibition in Berlin pays homage to the boundary-pushing legacy of Martin Wong.
Rare photos of New York’s Puerto Rican community in the 80s

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Madeleine Pollard

Rare photos of New York’s Puerto Rican community in the 80s
Tria Giovan’s photographs of the Lower East Side were lost in the archives – until now.
Photographing the forgotten labyrinths of Kowloon Walled City

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Madeleine Pollard

Photographing the forgotten labyrinths of Kowloon Walled City
In the late 80s and early 90s, Greg Girard captured the hidden depths of the infamous, ungoverned city within Hong Kong.

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