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Thursday, August 18, 2016

The Gist

See a gallery exhibition of dozens of Orlando Weekly's Pulse photos tonight

Posted By Jessica Bryce Young on Thu, Aug 18, 2016 at 10:57 AM

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photo by Monivette Cordeiro

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photo by Hannah Glogower

In the days directly following the shootings at Pulse nightclub, area photographers sent us hundreds of photos – from the scene, from press conferences with politicians and police, and from spontaneous memorial sites, organized vigils and protests. We printed as many as we could, but there were more outstanding photographs than we had space for.

Luckily, the Gallery at Avalon Island came up with the idea to collect, print, and display dozens of them. The resulting show, Orlando Continues, has been up for a month so far, but has just been extended for another month. Tonight the gallery is open late and is throwing a party to celebrate from 6 to 9 p.m.

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photo by Monivette Cordeiro

Visit to see work by Monivette Cordeiro, Ian Suarez, Chris Tobar Rodriguez, Ashley Inguanta, Jeremy Reper, Joey Roulette, Hannah Glogower, Patricia Lois Nuss, Chris Bolton and many, many more.

photo by Ashley Inguanta

Tags: Pulse, art exhibitions, art in orlando, orlando photographers, Image

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