Activity – Photography Exhibition | PRIDE.
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Activity: Students will choose one material from an online exhibition to observe closely. They will describe observations, search for spiritual, adaptive, and cultural symbols and images, and interpret meaning. This activity can be adapted to other online or in-person exhibits. To learn about about Pride, Stonewall, and the Ron Simmons Collection, click "View The Website" above. Explore the collection here: https://nmaahc.si.edu/explore/collection/search?edan_q=*:*&edan_fq[]=set_name:%22The+Ron+Simmons+Photography+Collection%22&op=Search.
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