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Snapping Back: Exploring Addiction in the Tenderloin Through Photography User Submitted

When: Thu., Sept. 1, 6-9 p.m. 2016
Phone: 415-351-1912
Email: kconry@tenderloinmuseum.org
Price: Free
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Join Snapping Back, a photography project at Tenderloin Health Services, for the opening of their first gallery show, “Exposure: Photographic Tales from the Tenderloin” September 1st 2016, from 6-9 pm at the Tenderloin Museum. Participating artists in various stages of substance abuse and recovery were given black and white film cameras and encouraged to explore a number of themes over three months of shooting. Their work will be on display in the Tenderloin Museum Store September--October. Don’t miss your chance to meet the artists and enjoy refreshments at the opening Sept 1st.

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