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About

Anna Jacobson has her MS in Library and Information Science from Pratt Institute, where she also earned her BFA in photography. Her research interests include contemporary art, photography, museum archives, and information justice.

Anna has worked in the archives of Hudson River Museum, Magnum Photos, Ryan Lee Gallery, Franklin Furnace, and the Richard Avedon Foundation. She also contributed research and writing to 10×10 Photobooks’s publication What They Saw: Historical Photobooks by Women.

Anna’s other interests include postwar history and culture, celebrity memorabilia, and her tortoiseshell cat, Pepper.
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