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Photo London Makes a Move to the National Hall at Olympia
It finally happened. For its 11th edition, May 13-17, Photo London moved from Somerset House to the National Hall at Olympia. It was about time. Somerset House was, despite its…
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Auradon Brothers: Large Scale French Pictorialism
By Alex Novak
Jean-Marie Auradon was born in the south of France in Languedoc in 1887.
He moved to Paris and became well known for his large-scale nudes, which he posed like…
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Cindy Sherman's Film Stills: An Evaluation Nearly 30 Years Later
"She's good enough to be a real actress."
--Andy Warhol, n.d.
"Cindy Sherman's Film Stills are the best of my generation."
--Richard Prince, May 5, 2007 email
Almost 30 years after its completion, Cindy…
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