Wing Young Huie
The Language of Urbanism: A Six-Mile Photographic Inquiry
We had an audience when we interviewed photographer 1996 Bush Artist Fellow Wing Young Huie in his Franklin Avenue studio on a summer day in 2005 (the conversation became the Gallery piece in that year’s September issue of Giving Strength). The large prints around us showed African-American teen girls braiding a friend’s hair, a young man getting a haircut from his father Hmong elder outside on the porch steps and a Somali toddler riding a toy scooter down the sidewalk (her mother just a few steps behind).
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