City Lights: ‘A Spy In Canaan’; Ana Guzman; And More
Atlanta artist Ana Guzman joined "City Lights with Lois Reitzes" to talk about her upcoming solo exhibition.
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Tuesday on “City Lights with Lois Reitzes”:
- 1:17: Lois Reitzes talks with Memphis journalist Marc Perrusquia about his new book “A Spy In Canaan,” which tells the story of photographer Ernest Withers. He lived a secret double life, posing as a civil rights photographer, while also acting as a paid FBI informant.
- 28:18: Artist Ana Guzman joins Reitzes to discuss sketching MARTA riders as well as her upcoming solo exhibition “Viva!”
- 36:33: High Museum Photography Curatorial Assistant Erin Nelson talks with Reitzes about “A Fire That No Water Could Put Out,” an exhibit of Civil Rights photography.
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