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When photographer Marti Corn moved to The Woodlands, Texas, in 1996, she found herself living next to the subject of what would become her first book: the town of Tamina. “Literally across the tracks” from The Woodlands, as Corn says, Tamina is a small community just north of Houston. Founded in 1871 by freed slaves, Tamina (originally known as Tammany) flourished for decades, benefiting from the logging industry and a railroad that ran from Houston to Conroe.
Matt Adams, Houston art blogger and president of the Visual Arts Alliance, wants to be very clear: “The First 100 Days: Artists Respond” is not an anti-Trump art show. It just so happens that no artist submitted pro-Trump work. “Everyone that I talked to about this topic before the call for entries closed said, ‘Now Matt, you know you’re not going to get any pro-Trump work,’” says Adams.
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