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Thomas Struth: 1977-2002
Thomas Struth: 1977-2002

By Ann Goldstein, Thomas Struth, Douglas Eklund, Charles Wylie, Maria Morris Hambourg

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Photographer Thomas Struth (b. 1954), One Of The Most Intriguing, Challenging, And Gifted Artists To Emerge From Europe In The Past Two Decades, Has Created A Beautiful And Distinctive Body Of Imag...

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Walker Evans
Walker Evans

By Douglas Eklund, Mia Fineman, Jeff L. Rosenheim, Walker Evans, Maria Morris Hambourg

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Shares Selected Images From The American Photographer's Life's Work, And Analyzes A Career That Spanned More Than Four Decades. A Portrait Of The Artist / Maria Morris Hambourg -- Exile's Return :...

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Walker Evans
Walker Evans

By Maria Morris Rosenheim Jeff L. Eklund Douglas Fineman Mia Hambourg

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"Although Walker Evans (1903-1975) has long been admired as a seminal American artist, it is only now that his originality and complex nature can begin to be understood. This first full-length stud...

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Piotr Uklanski: Fatal Attraction
Piotr Uklanski: Fatal Attraction

By Piotr Uklanski, Douglas Eklund, Rosetta Brooks, Jamieson Webster

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"Published on the occasion of the spring 2015 Metropolitan Museum of Art exhibition Fatal Attraction: Piotr UklaDski Photographs, and an accompanying exhibition--curated by Uklański--of works from...

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Everything Is Connected: Art And Conspiracy
Everything Is Connected: Art And Conspiracy

By Douglas Eklund, Jonathan Lethem, Ian Alteveer

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For The Last Fifty Years, Artists Have Explored The Hidden Operations Of Power And The Symbiotic Suspicion Between The Government And Its Citizens That Haunts Western Democracies. Everything Is Con...

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