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William the Conqueror | Arizona Highways

It’s early March, and I’m on the phone with William Albert Allard. He’s reading me what he once wrote about Arizona rancher Henry Gray, whom Allard had met while traveling across Arizona: “We sat in his kitchen, and from a butane refrigerator he poured glasses of ice-cold well water. Henry said he was 72 years old and had come to Arizona from Pecos, Texas, in 1919. On the kitchen wall were pictures of Richard Nixon as a senator and Barry Goldwater in his younger days.” 

Emilia Mickevicius | Arizona Highways

A museum show is part storytelling and part conversation. At least, that’s how Emilia Mickevicius sees it. And curating one is a bit like planning a dinner party.  Take, for example, a gallery she recently curated for the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. Mickevicius began with the work of photographer Chanell Stone, the event’s “honored guest.” Then, she imagined the photographers from history with whom she’d love to see Stone in conversation.

Roland W. Reed | Arizona Highways

For Roland Reed, making photographs of the country’s indigenous people was as much a calling as it was a passion. Born to a farmer and a homemaker outside of Oshkosh, Wisconsin, in 1864, Reed was fascinated by stories of the tribes near his childhood home, particularly the Menominees and their legendary leader, Thundercloud.

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