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William Camargo's work examines issues of gentrification in his hometown of Anaheim, California, elevating Chicanx/Latinx histories in this city through self-portraiture.. In doing so, Camargo responds to esteemed Californian photographers who shaped the medium before him. Anna Rotty examines her relationship with water and its shifting social significance by creating unique installations and photographs. These connect her personal history and concerns around climate change and civic infrastructures. Hear both artists discuss their work exhibited in Fellowship 24 and join an open discussion about how photography can encourage dialogue on urgent social issues and express relationships to place.