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Sarai Repoley

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  • Portrait of Repoley with her “sweet, smart and lovely” dachshund Gretchen. She came to Asheville in 2001 and loves the locally owned businesses, downtown architecture, arts and artists, neighborhoods, and gardens. The mountains, she says, “have always meant peace, serenity and home”.

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Faces of Asheville

Faces of Asheville was a two year (2007-2009) photo documentary project developed by photographer and artist Jen G. Bowen to capture the spirit and diversity of the rapidly evolving region. Postcar...

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