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Opening August 2nd: Ian F.G. Dunn’s Exhibit, Dead Dads

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Ian F.G. Dunn is one of the most talented photographers out there today. This Friday is the opening of his show at Flanders Gallery, featuring portraits and stories of sons who have lost their fathers.

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Triangle Home Movie Day — 2012

Do you have old home movies stashed away in your family vault? Ever wondered what’s on them, their condition, or how to take care of them? Then bring your family’s 8mm, Super 8 or 16mm home movies to the 10th annual Triangle Home Movie Day, Saturday, Oct. 20, 2012. Just what might have been filmed by our parents with their old movie cameras back in the day?

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Recommended Exhibit at Flanders Gallery: Terrains of Absence

Photo by Ian F.G. Dunn

For the past 3+ years, Goodnight Raleigh and our readers have been fortunate to have Ian F.G. Dunn as a contributing photographer and historian. Opening this Friday and lasting throughout the month of August, his work will be on display at Flanders Gallery for the exhibit Terrains of Absence.

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