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Dewey James' works capture a mood, a presence, a moment. Viewers are drawn into the scene and soon are active participants. The images become a part of their world, their experience, their memory.
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Rather than the common stereotypical symbols and landmarks often associated with well-known regions, countries and cultures, it is the quieter, softer, subtler, recollections that are cherished by Dewey and by those who respond to her work.
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