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Corinne Segal

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As seen in: Brooklyn Museum, PBS, PBS News Hour - Art Beat, PBS News Hour - Health, PBS News Hour - World, PBS NewsHour, Observer, Literary Hub, The Tufts Daily, Orion Magazine, Việt Báo and
editor + writer // former ed. @lithub @newshour // work in @orion_magazine @washingtonpost @PoetryFound @newshour
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Reaching the Light of Day

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By Corinne Segal
| Orion Magazine Verified
from Swimming Lessons: Staying afloat in our flooded future Because eventually the river rises here. It overflows to claim it all and to show us what we lost, like it always had. —Ocean Vuong, On Earth We’re Briefly Gorgeous A FRIEND ONCE TOLD ME about the experience, both hilarious and heartbreaking, of watching her son realize that, where there are buildings now, there once were plants. “Were there plants where our house is?” he asked, wide-eyed, a little horrified.
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Three Artists on Power, Citizenship, and Collective Imagination

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By Corinne Segal
| Brooklyn Museum
Alexandra Croitoru, Sarah Pickering, and Anna Rackard share reflections on the meaning of citizenship. A new exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum brings together nearly 50 artists who are grappling with questions of power, identity, and history through the medium of photography.
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Immersive exhibitions are changing the way people consume art

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By Jeffrey Brown, Anne Davenport Verified, Alison Thoet, Corinne Segal
| PBS NewsHour Verified
Amna Nawaz: In recent years, immersive art exhibitions have become a hot ticket. They put viewers in the midst of the art, often through computer-generated lights and sounds. Special correspondent Cat Wise recently visited an immersive arts space in Portland. It's part of our arts and culture series, Canvas. Cat Wise: In one room, colorful graffiti painted virtually on walls, in another, 7,000 LED lights precisely choreographed to an otherworldly soundtrack.
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