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| Gowin, Meatyard, Mann, Sligh, Simmons, Weems, Sultan, Barney |
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| Constructed Image, absurd, polaroids, painted background, fall out of nuclear energy, self-portraits, consumption of oil |
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| Beaumont Newhall, Edward Steichen, John Szarkowski, Peter Galassi |
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| Constructed Image, Fox Games, photographed large installations, animals in photos are associated with radioactivity |
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| Constructed Image, Dusseldorf, painting as an influence, geometric patterns/ spaces, constructed reality |
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| Constructed Image, Dusseldorf, everything fabricated out of paper referencing a specific event/ moment (Germany/ Natzis) |
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| ParkeHarrisons (Robert&Shana) |
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| Constructed Image, heavily constructed landscape, how to "heal" the earth, very obviously constructed, man with cotton clouds |
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| Constructed Image, reference to cinema, literature/ history of art, shot in interior domestic space |
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| Constructed Image, insomnia, literature, war/ horror movies (horror of war) |
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| Post-Modernism/ Constructed Image, blurs out people's "facial holes", Dysturbia Series, identity |
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| Post-Modernism/ Constructed Image, identity & the face, based on chinese zodiac mammals, look like avatar |
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| Constructed Image, not stages, war photographer, placed in an art space |
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| Constructed Image, Rwanda Project, narrative story |
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| Constructed Image, black hooded person |
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| Postmodernism, queen of appropriation, "After Walker Evans" (re-photographed subject) |
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| Postmodernism, king of appropriation, Marlboro cigarette ads with only the cowboys, focused on popular culture, copyright case |
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| Postmodernism, new social documentary, questioning authority of photo/ language |
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| Postmodernism, overlaying text on older magazines with red+white words, ideas about representation |
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| Postmodernism, film stills, influenced by Morimura, art history images |
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| Postmodernism, unease of language in images, focuses on the body as an important subject matter |
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| Postmodernism, kitchen table series, also does appropriation |
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| Postmodernism, self-portraits, reconstructed man-ray, plays with ideas of gender, cultural identity, regard to art history |
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| Postmodernism, Being & Having series (false facial hair), Gay & Lesbian rights, scarifications & piercing |
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| Postmodernism, Gay & Lesbian rights |
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| Postmodernism, early digital imaging, placed billboards in fields with field workers, involved the issue of trust |
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| Postmodernism, early digital imaging, morphed portraits using technology, beauty composites, war head composite |
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| Postmodernism, early digital imaging, columbus and the new world themes (Cubans), digitally merging |
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| Postmodernism, early digital imaging, colonialism, juxtaposes images on money, challenges history |
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| Postmodernism, provoked public outcry, soaked art in urine |
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| Postmodernism, self-portraits/ portraits, identity/ gender, figure studies, gay men, explicit, S&M |
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| Postmodernism, censorship problems, mask of french poet (gay icon), put people around NYC |
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| Postmodernism, appropriation, removed text on advertisements using African Americans |
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stripped of any artistic frills and reduced to an essentially topographic state, conveying substantial
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| Landscape, tourists relationship with the landscape they're in, tour busses with landscape behind |
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| Landscape, Native American photographer, tourists photographing sacred sites of Indians |
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| The Nuclear Landscape, factories |
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| Nuclear Landscape, taught at RIT, ironic images, altered landscapes mocking landscape, play on Ansel Adams, "power places" (nuclear power) |
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| Nuclear Landscape, desert fires, landscape based on events that happened there, physical transformation of landscape (marks left), Salton sea flood |
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| Nuclear Landscape, aerial views of nuclear landscape, political, moral, ethical |
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| Nuclear Landscape, aerial, natural + human intervention |
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| Landscape as Community, LA highways, communities, mini-malls |
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| Dusselforf founders, made grids of photos out of similar pictures |
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| New Objectivity (everyday objects, industrial spaces, nature) Bechers, Gursky, Hofer, Ruff, Struth |
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