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Next Miller program features Steve Sullivan’s talk on ‘Photography as a Way of Life’ on Nov. 9 in Fulton

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Next Miller program features Steve Sullivan’s talk on ‘Photography as a Way of Life’ on Nov. 9 in Fulton — Joliet Arts news

The November Miller Program at 6 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 9, will take place at Fulton’s Windmill Area. The Volunteer Millers are sponsoring an evening of photography from professional photographer Steve Sullivan. The event will be held at the Windmill Cultural Center at 111 10th Ave. in downtown Fulton.Sullivan is a commercial photographer and artist. He grew up in Rock Island and earned a degree in photography from Southern Illinois University at Carbondale. Sullivan has spent the last three decades traveling from coast to coast, creating images for ad campaigns and catalogs. In addition to his professional work, Sullivan also finds time to create personal art using the cyanotype process. His program at the Windmill Cultural Center will focus on both his commercial and private photography.The monthly Miller programs are free and open to the public. The Windmill Cultural Center is handicap accessible. Refreshments are served following the program. For more information or updates, visit th

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