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{SPEAKER name="Carolyn Carr"}

and go to college and there she studied mathematics.
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and when she left Germany she went to Venezuela and worked for an insurance company.
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And then obviously she experienced some life changing event, she came to the United States in about 2001.
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And she decided that she wanted to be a photographer.
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She went to the Rhode island school of design and she now teaches at the University of Connecticut which currently has a branch in New Haven.
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And she lives in Brooklyn and she commutes back and forth.
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And erm, teaching three days a week.
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So I said what lead you to photography?
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And she said "well, I grew up being surrounded by visual images, may father was a film maker in Spain"
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And I think that tells you a lot about her photography because there is this sense almost of a film still that something else is about to transpire in the work.
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So erm, that's what I have to say.
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I would be perfectly, what do you?, what else are your comments about the piece?
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[[inaudible audience member]]
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