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New York | digital photo-printing prowess | Stephen Wilkes | Alaska

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by Elaine Glusac

AMERICAN BEAUTY

YOUR U.S.A. IS ON DISPLAY: HEAD FOR CHELSEA MARKET TO TO TAKE A PEAK
To showcase its digital photo-printing prowess, Epson America commissioned photographer Stephen Wilkes to spend eight weeks chronicling the country, everywhere from Alaska to New York. The stunning results come to New York at Chelsea Market January 19. The 40-frame exhibit, Epson’s America in Detail, includes shots of a Midwestern tractor graveyard and Tuskegee airmen celebrating Memorial Day. In March, the show goes to Santa Monica, California, and Chicago. For more information, visit www.epson.com.


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