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The Strange and Beautiful World of Deborah Turbeville’s Photo-Novella
“Fashion takes itself more seriously than I do,” said Deborah Turbeville in an interview with The New Yorker in 2011. “I’m not really a
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The Strange and Beautiful World of Deborah Turbeville’s Photo-Novella
“Fashion takes itself more seriously than I do,” said Deborah Turbeville in an interview with The New Yorker in 2011. “I’m not really a
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An Artist’s Clever Reuse of the Fashion Image
In 2017, the Vienna-based multidisciplinary artist Jojo Gronostay founded Dead White Men’s Clothes (DWMC), an art project styled similarly to a
The 60/40 portfolio: A phoenix or a dud for retirees?
For Canadian investors, one of the biggest shocks of 2022 is how poorly balanced mutual funds, exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and portfolios have
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In Tavares Strachan’s Collages, Double Meanings and Colliding Histories
The artist Tavares Strachan makes enormous neon sculptures, immersive installations, and accumulative two-dimensional series that layer historical
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Hank Willis Thomas’s Tribute to the Photographers Who Inspire His Vision
For Aperture‘s “70th Anniversary” issue, seven photographers were invited to consider a single issue, an article, an idea, or even an omission,
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Saul Leiter’s Ravishing Color Photographs of New York
Among the great or later-to-be-great New York photographers of the middle of the last century, Saul Leiter bested them all in caring the least about
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Mark Steinmetz Portrays the Gestures of Love between Mother and Daughter
For Aperture‘s “70th Anniversary” issue, seven photographers were invited to consider a single issue, an article, an idea, or even an omission,
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Hannah Whitaker’s Images About Technology at the Turn of the Millennium
For Aperture‘s “70th Anniversary” issue, seven photographers were invited to consider a single issue, an article, an idea, or even an omission,
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Hannah Whitaker’s Images About Technology and Anxiety at the Turn of the Millennium
For Aperture‘s “70th Anniversary” issue, seven photographers were invited to consider a single issue, an article, an idea, or even an omission,
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Collapsing Time in the Swedish Countryside
Photography is notable both for its ability to objectively witness, and, paradoxically, for its access to the surreal. Something beyond our control
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Elliott Jerome Brown Jr.’s Uncanny Inner Worlds
The photographer Elliott Jerome Brown Jr. makes imagery that is weird, obscure, ambiguous, and freaky, packed with impossible, hard-to-decipher
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Lora Webb Nichols’s Mysterious Images of the American West
A blurry bird in a cage against a bright window, like a shadow cast, an omen. A child, ears askew in a kangaroo costume, lit up by the camera’s
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Lora Webb Nichols’s Mysterious Images of the American West
A blurry bird in a cage against a bright window, like a shadow cast, an omen. A child, ears askew in a kangaroo costume, lit up by the camera’s
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The Subversive Dream Logic of Emila Medková’s Photographs
Dream logic is essentially sideways logic: similarities or kinships that work not by means of sense but along other avenues of relationship. Puns,