Before there was YouTube and online video streaming platforms, there was MTV — “Music Television.” The channel revolutionized the way we viewed music, and it elevated the music industry in a completely new way.
Anyone who watched it in the 1990s probably saw TV reporter Tabitha Soren. The former journalist has since pivoted from news to photography, now internationally renowned for her work in the medium.
Her new exhibition, “Relief,” is currently on view at the Jackson Fine Art Gallery from Sept. 16 to Dec. 23. Soren recently sat down with “City Lights” producer Summer Evans over Zoom to talk about her body of work.
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