The gallery owner tells about the “Beyond Borders” exhibition, and the four participating artists whose shared medium lies in photography--or a medium close to it. Their various works challenge our traditional notions of photography, and at the same time push us beyond our personal borders asking how we see, what we see. Sometimes the mundane is made so spectacular that you’ll never see mundane in the same way.

The interview was conducted in the gallery even as the exhibits were going up.

<p>The gallery owner tells about the &ldquo;Beyond Borders&rdquo; exhibition, and the four participating artists whose shared medium lies in photography--or a medium close to it. Their various works challenge our traditional notions of photography, and at the same time push us beyond our personal borders asking how we see, what we see. Sometimes the mundane is made so spectacular that you&rsquo;ll never see mundane in the same way.<br><br>The interview was conducted in the gallery even as the exhibits were going up.</p>

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