New Media Series - William E. Jones: Killed

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Title:: New Media Series - William E. Jones: Killed
When:: Fri 02/08 - Sun 04/28
Where:: Saint Louis Art Museum - Forest Park, St. Louis
Category:: Exhibits

Description

To create the 2009 video, "Killed," Los-Angeles based artist William E. Jones selected approximately 100 photographs from the archives of the Farm Security Administration (FSA), the New Deal agency founded to aid American farmers during the Great Depression. The video's title originates from a practice used by Roy E. Stryker, the government official who led and managed this documentary project for the FSA.

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Venue/Location:: Saint Louis Art Museum - Website
Street:: One Fine Arts Drive
City:: Forest Park, St. Louis
State (ex: MO):: MO

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