Charlotte Dumas Books

Charlotte Dumas

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Pictured here ten years after the September 11, 2001 attacks are the fifteen surviving dogs that took part in rescue operations at the World Trade Center in New York City, and the Pentagon in Washi...

Compagnons

By Yves Lahiani, Charlotte Dumas

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Ao

By Maria Barnas, Charlotte Dumas

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Since 2015 Charlotte Dumas has studied the Japanese island of Yonaguni and the critically-endangered breed of native horses that roam freely across it. A tragic part of the island?s past comes thro...

Charlotte Dumas

By Simone Saarloos, Charlotte Dumas

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Heart shaped hole

By Charlotte Dumas

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Het paard in de kalebas

By Charlotte Dumas

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The film and photos tell the story of 12-year-old Yuzu and her horse Urara. Together with 5 main objects they form the leitmotif of this exhibition. The horse in Dumas' photographs is of a rare bre...

Paradis

By Charlotte Dumas

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Companion

By Charlotte Dumas

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