Politics of Seeing: Interview with Photographer Janet Delaney @oaklandmuseumca
Politics of Seeing: Interview with Photographer Janet Delaney  @oaklandmuseumca
Uploaded June 2017 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
“One of the things that’s so powerful, if not magical, about photography is its ability to stop time and to preserve it for future points of reference… What we can learn is both factual, as well as the importance of heart.”

Can art change the course of history? Dorothea Lange turned the camera into a tool for change, triggering political action through the raw, emotional power of photography. Learn how contemporary photographer Janet Delaney is influenced by Lange’s artistic vision and empathetic approach to her subjects. See photographs by Lange and Delaney on view now in Dorothea Lange: Politics of Seeing.

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Politics of Seeing: Interview with Photographer Janet Delaney

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