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![A part of the current exhibition, “The Unending Stream: Chapter I” is @kevinklineneworleans' body of work “Someday You Will Be a Memory,” an on-going project that Kline started over 20 years ago, as an observation of the streets of New Orleans.
Kline shares, “When I moved here in 1993, I was struck how often pedestrians would speak to me, how strangers would say hello or give acknowledgement to you as they passed you on the sidewalk. It was something that I was not used to. I decided to try and make a record of it with a camera.
Right away, almost everyone seemed open to the exchange - a bit of a conversation and a photograph. Sometimes it would take me a while to ask someone if I could take a picture, even if I saw them all the time. I always tried to make an image of someone just as I found them, how they presented themselves to the world, and make it comfortable and easy. I’m drawn to people who are engaged with the environment around them. With changes in the population and the proliferation of social media, the streets seem less amenable these days. But I still try.”
You can view Kline’s work in “The Unending Stream: Chapter I” at the O through September 7.
[Kevin Kline, “Elysian Fields and Dauphine St.,” 2022, Gelatin silver print, 15 x 15 inches, Collection of the artist]](https://ogdenmuseum.org/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)