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I had the wonderful opportunity to interview Ania Ready for the Women Alternative Photography Group interview series. In the series Life Lines artist Ania Ready had the unique opportunity to take a deep dive into archival material and interviews that led her to discover the important story of Naomi Warren Kaplan. This inspiring individual survived Auschwitz, Ravensbrück, and Bergen-Belsen during World War II. Naomi’s story is one of hope, survival, and resilience. Ania Ready uses the soil chromatography process to map the journey Naomi took from Poland to the United States as she seeked safety in new lands. This project was in collaboration with the Soldiers of Oxfordshire Museum and their partner, Holocaust Museum Houston.
You can read the full interview on the WAPG website
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Dr. Elizabeth RansomElizabeth is a lecturer in photography at Central Washington University in Ellensburg Washington. She is also an artist and researcher whose work explores the intersection of transnationality, feminism, and alternative photographic processes. Archives
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