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In-Sight Photography hosts Lunch Time Artist Talks series

Wednesday, August 12, 2020 — Issue 574

BRATTLEBORO — Grab your lunch and join the In-Sight Photography Project for the organization's Lunch Time Artist Talks series via Zoom on three successive Wednesdays - Aug. 12, 19, and 26 - at noon.

In-Sight will be chatting with Jon Henry (jonhenryphotography.com) on Aug. 12, Evan Lockhart (elockhartphotography.format.com) on Aug. 19, and Lyntoria Newton (www.lyntorianewton.com) on Aug. 26.

The nonprofit photography education organization will featuring the work of each artist on its Instagram feed (@insightphotoVT) before each event.

Virtual seats are limited to 100 per artist, so be sure to register at insightphotography.org/events.

If you have questions about the events or want to submit questions for the artists, email Brittany Wilson at [email protected].

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