Fascinated by the lives of people she describes as “anonymous,” the Berkeley-based photographer and filmmaker Katy Grannan develops long-term relationships with the residents of western American cities and towns, which generate beautiful and unsettling images.
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by Art21September 13, 2017 12 videos • 1:53:13 total runtime
