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The exhibit also features photography by Londoner Tom Hunter and Richmonder Taylor Dabney. A concurrent exhibit, "Burma: Something Went Wrong," features DC-based photographer Chan Chao's documentary photography of Burmese (Myanmar) rebel and refugee camps along the Thai-Burmese border. The two exhibits hang through Dec. 22. 1812 W. Main St.

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