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Collectors Edition by JD Urban

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Without Distance by JD Urban Via Flickr: Central Park

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Natasha Johnson by JD Urban

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The Piano Man by JD Urban Via Flickr: Washington Square Park

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Bayside Empire by JD Urban

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Eric Hoffman by JD Urban Via Flickr: Musician / Cabaret Artist

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Bridge Street Belly Dance by JD Urban Via Flickr: Catskill NY

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Bridge Street Belly Dance by JD Urban Via Flickr: Catskill NY

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Bridge Street Belly Dance by JD Urban Via Flickr: Catskill NY

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Oh Mother by JD Urban Via Flickr: Miriam Leah, Opera Singer / Bethesda Fountain, NYC

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off the runway by JD Urban

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Reveal : Nikka Lanzarone by JD Urban Via Flickr: A little over a year ago Elizabeth A. Davis came to me about a project she wanted to start called “Reveal”. The photo essay would offer women in creative fields the opportunity to explore their experiences and create imagery for roles they feel they are overlooked for. Elizabeth had assembled an amazing team of women to make this happen and she wanted me to capture these experiences. Recently, Nikka Lanzarone joined us for a session at Ripley Grier Studios to examine the idea of being too much or not enough of something. This first part explores the anxieties surrounding the audition process. Make Up By Earon Chew Nealey / Wigs/Hair by Leah J. Loukas / Costumes by Sue Makkoo

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BTS Reveal : Nikka Lanzarone by JD Urban

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Reveal : Nikka Lanzarone by JD Urban Via Flickr: A little over a year ago Elizabeth A. Davis came to me about a project she wanted to start called “Reveal”. The photo essay would offer women in creative fields the opportunity to explore their experiences and create imagery for roles they feel they are overlooked for. Elizabeth had assembled an amazing team of women to make this happen and she wanted me to capture these experiences. Recently, Nikka Lanzarone joined us for a session at Ripley Grier Studios to examine the idea of being too much or not enough of something. This first part explores the anxieties surrounding the audition process. Make Up By Earon Chew Nealey / Wigs/Hair by Leah J. Loukas / Costumes by Sue Makkoo

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Elizabeth A. Davis by JD Urban Via Flickr: Actor / NYC

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Reveal : Nikka Lanzarone by JD Urban Via Flickr: A little over a year ago Elizabeth A. Davis came to me about a project she wanted to start called “Reveal”. The photo essay would offer women in creative fields the opportunity to explore their experiences and create imagery for roles they feel they are overlooked for. Elizabeth had assembled an amazing team of women to make this happen and she wanted me to capture these experiences. Recently, Nikka Lanzarone joined us for a session at Ripley Grier Studios to examine the idea of being too much or not enough of something. This first part explores the anxieties surrounding the audition process. Make Up By Earon Chew Nealey / Wigs/Hair by Leah J. Loukas / Costumes by Sue Makkoo

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Restless by JD Urban Via Flickr: New Orleans, LA / For more information on this photo/video series, please visit gofundme.com/revolutionisuncomfortable