Luc Sante’s roundup includes Richard Avedon, Cindy Sherman, Francesca Woodman and Kohei Yoshiyuki.
a gallerist fights ageism in the art world; and more. In today’s roundup: remembering a man who made TV weird; finding fake books in fake homes; what happens when literary writers try sci-fi. In today’s roundup: more problems where art meets commerce; a portraitist whose subjects don’t exist; and more. | Agusti, Gabriella Demczuk and Néha Hirve. And she touched on another topic we’ll be covering in our September issue: how photographers cover stories about vulnerable subjects without stereotyping or re-victimizing them. — Yinka Shonibare’s “Refugee Astronaut VIII” and Claire Fontaine’s “Stranieri Ovunque (Autoritratto), Foreigners Everywhere (Self-portrait)” are paired up as the very the first works visitors see at the Arsenale, the former shipping and naval yard that serves as one of two primary venues for the international exhibition. We interviewed VanityFair.com photo editor Chiara Marinai about her role and what she looks for from photographers to feature. Last year, I was speaking to artist Shellyne Rodriguez and I brought up the Halsey works, trying to understand how non-SWANA people may understand the images differently. The connections you can see between Fratino’s paintings and works by others in the same gallery, including Bhupen Khakhar’s “Fisherman in Goa” (1985) and | date, and method of production, has significant ramifications. Among the works that fall into this category are Jacqueline Hassink’s , a projected mosaic of the women on view at car shows around the world, which she spent six years compiling, as well as Stéphane Couturier’s stylised and superimposed view of a Toyota factory, or else Jean Pigozzi’s paparazzi candids of Liv Tyler and Jack Nicholson from inside their cars. The exhibition starts with the car’s first appearance in photographs, and early attempts to control speed and time; the second section shows cars becoming characters in the urban landscape. The photographer’s
Luc Sante’s roundup includes Richard Avedon, Cindy Sherman, Francesca Woodman and Kohei Yoshiyuki.
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1696
neanderthals
pollination
epistle
indyk
o'bannon
ecologists
inaugurating
intruded
lilac
vue
pulsating
southside
moira
aspirants
rambouillet
lingua
iota
start-up
43.5
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lengthen
lullaby
neanderthal
sages
bolívar
522
cos
1684
wizardry
3,900
houdini
wellpoint
gool
haplogroup
1694
reverberated
rogan
cullinan
naim
urea
kitt
hunched
rickshaw
expectant
mclachlan
hairspray
stillwater
disheartening
fujiwara
leu
rockaway
therapeutics
permanente
8-11
buoys
dunning
11:28
1686
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readjusted
vina
ertl
riady
plumb
alder
puffed
polymerase
oleksandr
linder
tamer
wilander
molar
swathe
reprising
pic
haikou
baptista
meagre
cadena
resuscitation
hustling
courtside
roed
omitting
bauhaus
remakes
33.8
vladimiro
zany
maroons
sitters
#e
olmsted
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svoboda
unresponsive
2600
sonya
cay
torsten
testicular
bucky
westland
recoverable
lbj
houma
underestimating
twofold
leech
rohm
background-color
chaparral
inhale
cunanan
pomegranate
thawed
optus
509
veed
practicality
jat
robeson
egyptair
musketeers
lug
gaullist
dejected
rco
heals
finkelstein
arba
koor
self-government
maas
sous
ponytail
mcinnis
ingestion
prairies
guyer
berated
41.5
forgeries
alexandru
sprigs
jb
yearn
sweetest
rashed
ayp
science-fiction
sonnet
supercomputers
woolen
antioquia
30-40
guerrouj
calleri
garrick
vonnegut
harrods
materazzi
dallara
overflights
world-class
kocharian
nizar
miro
verbandsgemeinde
paralleled
bludgeoned
oceanside
esperance
hajduk
skips
9000
thunderbirds
kamil
antivirus
buckland
kershaw
embolden
oksana
volusia
kedo
punishes
foolproof
stabilising
beatified
1.000
busters
pediatricians
mashhadani
seceded
cymbals
spiny
utes
potters
attainable
cannonball
woolworth
mudd
howes
basques
geldof
pusher
elgar
observances
31.8
mersey
lurd
weise
aboul
beecher
hara
focussing
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courthouses
brownies
mailboxes
makings
heyward
edmondson
quantico
golovin
stanislaus
vik
arnett
braving
leftwing
otherworldly
arie
ajaccio
gj
ascii
woolworths
ahmanson
12:28
ultralight
perky
sgrena
thoracic
ramparts
pasted
glistening
illini
rivero
8-bit
staircases
revolvers
jenner
taji
burglars
heretical
99th
nailing
outrun
johanns
batiste
tulips
cartesian
kart
gilford
outlay
brainwashed
wrinkled
shultz
pruitt
sandstorm
maggert
barra
sig
otc
buchenwald
misbehavior
extricate
allred
schweinsteiger
kabariti
outwardly
inhospitable
cauliflower
fluently
matte
cobble
bimonthly
baseballs
kile
grata
taskforce
rut
raht
ishmael
rompuy
12-1
crouched
tranquillity
brews
pronouncement
temperamental
odeh
ssangyong
coiled
caspar
assembles
3.07
shogun
ruckus
supplant
diverge
passively
1:15
abramson
brixton
raisin
luongo
3-meter
39.6
asashoryu
proportionate
peloponnese
piet
concave
multi-use
mcarthur
kaufmann
brunette
sentient
critters
rijeka
advertises
lovin
janney
skids
precepts
7:15
kravitz
immunodeficiency
rioja
unearth
taya
whoa
hostetler
enders
perpetuating
mantua
449
trie
tilton
mpa
tshisekedi
callas
moin
prerogatives
48.5
wtc
trimester
forebears
cleft
osvaldo
sagar
thune
solbes
roused
calvinist
cyclops
discloses
scrapes
iyer
parlour
wronged
mikey
prometheus
impersonating
impurities
1676
gatehouse
monarchies
plodding
hibernation
hummingbird
472
racquet
curia
6,400
malfeasance
geriatric
yagudin
wajed
depositing
situational
shrubland
extracellular
adverts
hangings
d.a. statesmen
chunks
swimsuit
rioja
digitized
iterations
complimentary
ahern
rookies
hohenzollern
chartres
hone
blackish
enforcer
sideman
suzy
gastropods
blink
aspirated
estimator
channing
artistically
aire
boggs
amends
fast-paced
somatic
dislikes
morten
j.b.
staffers
chairwoman
jumpers
standoff
cfr
hotchkiss
kinsey
aditya
auvergne
hinge
mid-18th
situational
deepened
east-northeast
huntsman
kam
sponges
7.62
quieter
tracklisting
xvii
apra
knowingly
galbraith
khel
erecting
slows
sibelius
typography
gnostic
juggling
blooming
guardianship
aster
third-person
middlebury
košice
onshore
peralta
sleepers
antagonistic
nco
110,000
stylist
1440
winemaking
ararat
bohr
solves
paradigms
samir
rigidity
supercar
xiongnu
366
amending
tipu
1330
dinghy
19.9
telepathic
vader
loudspeaker
anti-inflammatory
compostela
quartered
pentecost
muses
benefice
netanyahu
disarmed
one-dimensional
donny
collegium
mears
punts
lynchburg
sura
c-130
butchers
annotations
eunuchs
sane
göteborg
dalmatian
pancho
longhorn
cayuga
girolamo
bribed
pas-de-calais
hackers
bruckner
thong
victors
sed
señora
jingles
torus
supervillain
redeemer
kinetics
postcard
talisman
c.e. cagayan
yakima
tripled
eukaryotes
maharishi
stagnation
multiples
decapitated
flamengo
mufti
anglian
heston
mitre
latrobe
cheering
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titleholder
jag
automaton
dulles
two-man
sanctuaries
perched
cupid
harwich
hitch
armitage
champaign
stumbled
jewell
cutaneous
gerber
howitzers
whedon
telemundo
campion
multi-million
spraying
hummingbird
lectionary
sensual
intramural
ladd
gaunt
tanning
runes
cristóbal
gilligan
vacations
u-bahn
thwart
favourably
skateboard
neilson
decor
chopper
ralf
bulky
macedonians
front-line
pic
doña
disguises
hand-held
postings
tilly
walford
chhattisgarh
hutchins
stingray
redoubt
fao
forman
verlag
formula_31
co-writing
endeavours
jeddah
greyish
pled
28.7
apocryphal
sickle
notched
potosí
righteousness
revitalize
bwv
tongan
29.3
uw
preeminent
idiosyncratic
fenwick
mahayana
rok
paco
mx
lithuanians
insofar
capone
marginally
designates
opportunistic
fong
sepals
viejo
bullied
doran
gretchen
thatched
narasimha
sucker
apc
blackbird
handicrafts
championnat
instigation
mérida
run-up
okanagan
tangled
montes
mervyn
deportes
griswold
formula_32
vassar
lukas
ae
kirchner
clam
flamingo
autistic
ramones
cretan
strung
biddle
vet
bataan
labourer
unlucky
lingerie
338
high-pressure
coburn
sortie
chariots
bangla
riverdale
incapacitated
wilmot
donner
arran
jigsaw
samara
loanwords
circumvent
ofcom
disgruntled
inbound
4100
equated
long-lasting
skit
sufism
individualized
cobain
rescheduled
diluted
tui
devin
outwards
fonseca
condon
gillis
commissar
yitzhak
hearth
1523
borrows
unusable
missy
kootenay
i̇stanbul
tigris
piacenza
jojo
0.75
gigi
andalusian
remo
mileage
hideyoshi
lien
rubio
vanish
briscoe
fragrant
longfellow
puppies
17.8
disregarded
pashto
drydock
mellow
woodwork
kneeling
stylus
actuality
redress
romana
experiential
rhyming
odo
digs
nvidia
yelling
sunglasses
modulo
bayard
utensils
phantoms
undertakes
solid-state
29.6
brute
sounders
koh
halting
aversion
examiners
qantas
divas
beatrix
philologist
restricts
eerie
briefs
yar
mica
saad
silvers
rejoining
countrymen
parvati
fates
relaxing
yogurt
dalí
machine-gun
oedipus
hmcs
refreshing
sequenced
pelvis
326
wanderer
525
platonic
buckeye
475
rajesh
bios
anode
rosalie
acosta
1001
yazd
four-part
50m
inhabitant
theophilus
aau
dissenters
graft
clockwork
sprawl
stockade
monopolies
complicity
goshen
emits
diligence
arduous
culprit
wha
stalker
sncf
detects
isaacs
bochum
universalist
peloponnese
belfry
125th
veiled
mimics
securely
colorless
heretical
upperside
steaua
1240
crc
powerplant
negotiator
plaid
intensify
silenced
jenner
footscray
1516
telecasts
nome
electrolyte
callers
teamwork
proactive
bolstered
woodville
prudence
runic
annihilated
allegro
underdog
democracies
95th
patria
warranty
seams
stipend
ratify
johansen
corral
ipcc
lemurs
popper
basingstoke
thane
homework
ivar
1503
precedents
stamens
0.24
29.1
kale
356
nanking
authoring
0.28
illuminate
maris
expended
rt. pugh
conor
1513
olmsted
modernised
margot
23.9
weathering
emd
gophers
40s
swearing
animators
0.16
brothels
assad
air-cooled
weeping
souvenirs
connell
jinnah
licensee
flagstaff
rockabilly
heaton
waiver
bra
spilled
one-sided
divisione
remedial
thru
one-on-one
stalking
afghans
fibrous
nemo
illustrators
clearer
grunge
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phonemes
cercle
pct
hyman
firefighting
thirties
autoimmune
c3
17.6
curtin
1524
moira
wto
haggard
15.8
259
doric
freshly
vegan
dread
uranus
state-run
quaternary
sockets
assisi
rainwater
josip
kean
halton
ses
307
mccullough
standardised
rocking
displeasure
299
i-league
kk
mcfarlane
little-known
confucius
batches
whittaker
aggregates
28.5
sunil
re-entry
insolvency
kidnaps
martyred
punter
14.9
skis
disproportionate
maturation
uda
charmed
pyramidellidae
ops
qazvin
eagerly
moto
namco
hysteria
cigars
classifies
bile
distanced
eberhard
frye
zealanders
25.2
indecent
brookfield
raya
pianists
realigned
facelift
ola
85th
delimitation
gamecube
fatherland
router
mischief
2004-05
hypnosis
27.6
janus
26.9
malice
idealized
homepage
grundy
reconstructions
samaritan
20.3
lettered
16.2
rennie
banbury
goth
bieber
rangoon
bayonne
reciprocity
andaman
grist
foucault
kabir
dat
gotha
acer
cumulus
aia
muay
guest-starred
tyrosine
merthyr
barra
plasmodium
mexicana
hawkes
fiancé
agitated
virginity
mackey
sabina
tub
6:30
anchoring
1548
oblong
towering
lonsdale
vaguely
beattie
mille
paleontologist
27.1
screenwriting
peregrine
venous
impurities
characteristically
stride
limelight
lyttelton
co-directed
dumps
devise
stew
imitating
awe
precedes
taxable
infidelity
oxidized
16.1
indentured
messerschmitt
weiner
wrecking
outbuildings
darkest
arafat
attaches
bloodshed
frankfort
soe
cauldron
conducive
luckily
gpl
stabs
matchup
phu
conroy
saint-germain
rubbish
78th
last-minute
hessian
alveolar
honeycomb
abram
sopranos
terracotta
lina
galleria
shaftesbury
behaviours
farr
sybil
0.20
bbs
rockin
firewood
kerosene
bloomsbury
ozark
three-member
ranchers
garza
carbine
moderne
hamm
apocalyptic
genomics
miscarriage
patriarchs
testimonies
marr
cheated
soc
callaghan
roast
misconception
testimonial
278
kandy
28,000
judson
72nd
spock
ascap
nationalised
first-hand
sayyid
tougher
rui
winifred
leela
birdlife
captors
tempe
backers
mansell
276
510
merced
mcallister
clumsy
rarities
3-year
swinton
ignite
clicking
vidyalaya
opal
dulwich
halen
stirring
lethbridge
superleague
harmonious
chappell
antalya
jumbo
291
mullins
notify
pyramidal
galley
laois
ρ
ventricular
cassius
keegan
week-long
deserving
othello
colman
125,000
15.3
unconfirmed
methanol
overton
20.6
bolivar
jockeys
81st
nowe
nepenthes
rebranding
pellets
acknowledgement
kombat
abercrombie
sutcliffe
318
starlight
clamp
confederations
crambidae
polymerization
aaf
searle
lutherans
intruder
westbrook
feuds
miroslav
eglinton
reckoned
10:30
suisse
ronan
four-year-old
face-to-face
sludge
halsey
allotment
crosse
hun
broome
petrov
i-a
spitfires
28.1
abridged
scramble
importer
granny
tumultuous
degli
smu
conceive
subfamilies
malfunction
pores
tvs
debit
felice
knut
lifeboats
hand-to-hand
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sore
sainsbury
occupant
raga
greyhawk
nil
slack
folsom
calumet
mosquitoes
lenape
curiously
neustadt
sandusky
tamils
guinea-bissau
asha
oxen
verve
brabham
paternity
25.3
polity
irt
paranoia
norwegians
psychiatrists
stiffness
herbarium
282
happenings
d&d
muppet
quill
correcting
blockading
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vases
carlin
mezzanine
bayreuth
operationally
blurred
bundestag
constructor
kamikaze
kottayam
breech
commercialization
marys
rioters
langdon
cns
edda
aleksander
calories
furness
mobster
chilton
escalating
probate
esplanade
severus
creep
25.1
realty
inundated
falun
recollections
13.0
vasa
mcnair
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groupe
impartial
dunlap
harwood
alright
fairey
gesellschaft
widnes
associative
woolly
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curfew
cough
woodlawn
sébastien
21.9
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gusts
shaved
traversing
chaparral
empowering
livonia
urn
22.3
carolinas
soaked
dacia
27.7
rearrangement
wintering
sill
malays
6-8
glaciation
x86
subclass
raptor
fodder
1999-2000
mancini
18.6
light-years
hrh
peta
multiplying
cosmological
radiology
repercussions
disintegrated
prerequisite
vermilion
pang
enrich
nonviolent
competency
noor
sud
cale
130,000
quintus
15.9
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autograph
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leandro
png
congressmen
busts
harbin
eugenics
terrifying
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overlay
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zx
glossary
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emmerdale
caffeine
deterrent
dara
parabolic
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ferocious
powdered
épée
patten
yell
sanity
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goodrich
trucking
affixed
lapse
pancras
pew
scottsdale
psychosis
insulated
fugue
thorns
starbucks
whittier
fleece
crunch
shui
bridgehead
pahlavi
spiritually
connelly
268
albatross
preferably
salons
habsburgs
bantam
whitechapel
primo
replays
999
centurion
markazi
biggs
auditors
khanna
micronesia
hatched
kelso
19.4
lawns
aerodynamics
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upper-class
earmarked
burnet
tray
shoot-out
medellín
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inhibitory
ahmadinejad
religiously
colgate
goebbels
top-flight
decepticon
aw
77th
approximated
forgetting
one-act
plasticity
kart
1510
intangible
northfield
hickey
west-northwest
100.0
contradict
maimonides
creditor
epistemology
murmansk
frustrating
clustering
tatum
adriana
gaetano
formula_29
mishra
homs
warm-up
oscillations
korn
fastball
legalized
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stylistically
confiscation
svenska
dehydration
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comintern
warheads
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hamadan
checkpoints
adolphe
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isps
favours
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spade
chiropractic
ayres
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totalled
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reproductions
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stringer
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missoula
campsites
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essentials
facades
overhauled
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wildfire
ophthalmology
gauntlet
shoal
improbable
grooming
sincerity
linearly
reconsider
parable
summation
ex-husband
ethnography
borderline
hanna-barbera
custodian
daughter-in-law
montclair
elitserien
saber
324
chernobyl
entre
motivate
lauder
gilberto
myra
attachments
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deliberation
hotspot
second-hand
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1515
bessarabia
17.9
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reboot
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interurban
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causa
caulfield
carnage
ve
0.19
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furthering
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hornsby
cross-cultural
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960
c.d. edo
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earmarks
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cashman
27-nation
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extracurricular
broccoli
bale
coupling
sparrow
mcauliffe
emphasised
glitter
68th
nationalized
azhar
acer
rwandans
beau
plowed
buckets
gemini
13.1
0.23
villager
strayed
rundown
obstruct
bautista
hegemony
austere
rev
1.04
scorn
kibbutz
rr
299
schering
spearhead
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kaliningrad
bridging
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timberlake
postcards
zealander
comesa
loretta
manley
tracey
71st
banging
demirel
doctrines
85,000
curly
sherlock
rancher
jasmine
confines
enigmatic
reimburse
diced
12.1
reshape
o'neil
realistically
negatives
mourned
busting
kursk
moammar
firebrand
antelope
liftoff
ymca
gur
mussina
serpent
tongues
yulia
enhances
4.75
karin
hynix
apps
serene
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agitation
censors
grad
barrister
bibby
failings
rubbing
orissa
catchy
shipyards
gaping
traumatized
thy
barking
tanya
wentworth
unwarranted
greenfield
plotters
nouns
overstated
vila
endlessly
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jogging
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8-0
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retroactive
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directorial
a-year
undergraduates
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v-6
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sportsman
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muir
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revisited
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senseless
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65-year
bancorp
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searchers
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hustle
reared
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selects
celebratory
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impractical
squabbling
santoro
inducing
attache
youzhny
sediments
ludicrous
79th
catalina
recreate
seamless
borrower
unofficially
0.28
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gaines
illustrating
lib
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landscaping
jonah
bins
sniffing
farley
deplored
flashback
interfaith
tasty
272
occupiers
mcintosh
1.55
dropout
sues
monthlong
clashing
mahoney
scapegoat
lingered
batasuna
ahmadi
ghulam
steaming
citi
z.
streep
dagger
236
quang
50m
canine
injure
weakens
253
stables
afridi
topology
hamdi
254
sighting
12.9
brit
wasteful
horseshoe
chico
konstantin
purcell
inquirer
1830s
inverness
complexities
slapping
248
configurations
chases
distinguishes
glamorgan
kanu
expansions
climatic
90-day
reggina
sitcoms
voyager
burroughs
dyson
mahendra
jurist
brides
enacting
multiply
sinha
brushing
pious
snout
1996-97
vonn
tran
fraternal
ning
mid-19th
shortfalls
homo
reprimanded
transylvania
transplanted
usgs
temblor
seam
farmed
lashes
separatism
transformations
immersion
1785
renaming
terre
tripping
refinance
renegotiate
fathered
tinker
noticing
convincingly
mukherjee
ogilvy
hermitage
tzipi
chancel
milling
nrl
noctuidae
yasukuni
fung
qiao
0.24
flyweight
rufus
wildcat
ain
lander
inflicting
simulations
rescinded
margarita
responsibly
coloring
walkers
shafts
haggard
deference
’re
pelted
sumner
woodruff
marjorie
tamiflu
1995-96
parchment
crackers
ibrahimovic
baer
matchups
1.03
apocalyptic
18.6
peaches
baroness
249
corbett
destitute
pokémon
counterinsurgency
galbraith
gu
buyback
grudge
1.13
acorn
redknapp
mcgrady
mistreated
teamwork
chronically
tripped
cavendish
264
manic
abb
edberg
loomed
resented
levitt
elgin
mukasey
lobbies
mobilizing
walkway
marcello
hugs
deliberation
bagged
rep
right-wing
trujillo
chatted
rhone
playable
mash
univision
vaas
milky
rabbo
dope
257
ocampo
nev.
15.6
boardwalk
enlarge
muzzle
rahn
tevez
untreated
malaya
sandler
agha
1770
censored
whalers
2009-10
selangor
schooner
stewards
tau
canyons
ode
tinged
rainier
martinique
wrest
smyth
ticked
monuc
fiercest
sweetness
rodolfo
benefactor
benn
0.27
weill
giggs
resettled
seri
jamil
jg
aristocracy
rac
molested
yamamoto
oblivious
saba
00
ahmet
14.7
harriman
iyad
boulders
remastered
barclay
jock
1779
sti
omission
traitors
ruf
1.20
plainclothes
scholes
lizards
compliant
arellano
creeks
mayan
sitter
swipe
30-share
elastic
bujumbura
vantage
0.21
drumming
underlining
bunt
haile
micron
piston
internment
prevails
cliche
shortening
hopping
camacho
condolence
maccabi
formality
del. newsroom
jurists
romulus
stele
stiles
delicacy
harmonics
krupp
española
co-owned
cremona
aortic
all-weather
terriers
wasteland
pvc
waning
rei
overhears
yisrael
regrouped
bullion
anion
29.4
wingate
alum
eunuch
freeport
monet
minions
slap
patil
democratically
meningitis
kohl
timmy
giordano
consuls
isidore
1260
erase
beni
cio
lynette
fermanagh
luminaries
30.8
prussians
som
sanfl
gruesome
sentry
contextual
antidote
pdp
frith
generalizations
apologised
cadres
miraculously
namur
degrade
frantic
0.21
miyazaki
parson
scanners
pimp
executioner
delightful
pumpkins
popularised
fey
barb
consistory
emitting
unanswered
abstinence
fanzine
artistes
lorry
balmain
epping
kari
busby
mauricio
lugo
infused
ellesmere
sidelines
subsystem
correlate
shlomo
sergeants
valet
666
jerk
highest-rated
bg
ger
18.7
nag
jiu-jitsu
hesitation
bbc1
redirected
garages
smelter
suborder
dijon
dalek
archivist
accrediting
coldplay
greeley
auxiliaries
redeemed
bibliothèque
ounce
myron
cuomo
charlottetown
campsite
petrochemical
quetta
hof
sportscaster
bl
beacons
tajik
drawback
sdp
incursion
farnborough
insurers
environmentalists
listens
márquez
1522
carvalho
diabetic
gated
1050
medvedev
a.f.c. cathcart
shakers
voorhees
serpents
1392
pounded
budějovice
condita
parrott
overturning
sowing
porridge
beloit
horribly
stilwell
skywalker
urals
huai
farid
agios
popped
aylmer
compaq
ragusa
ija
racquetball
marchand
paratrooper
ismaili
glaser
bitumen
spilling
bigfoot
defaulted
ringside
cannery
stumble
szlachta
abdur
dk
infecting
hummingbirds
997
outage
hoyle
ransacked
matti
nehemiah
excavating
stiller
kuznetsov
hesitated
forefathers
masterful
credential
duress
kita
marwan
utterance
scratches
tasty
taiga
rotorua
lr
mobilizing
haskins
hobo
sacha
menagerie
ancien
sme
overthrowing
boycotts
shakhtar
transposition
polytope
ornithological
dov
mee
munroe
blockage
braithwaite
datu
vostok
tanjung
satires
nitrous
cram
linwood
bally
marín
peloponnesian
anatomist
cortland
cranmer
complying
conveyance
herbicides
fetched
arakan
sookie
sown
oppenheim
dislodge
1386
641
midline
skytrain
bream
vientiane
great-uncle
buchenwald
non-english
armoury
perils
vevo
concealment
unleash
audacious
archetypes
2.82
tarantula
hydrostatic
10k
unaccompanied
annular
ait
piast
4wd
set-top
asti
upsilon
eltham
endlessly
callan
renzo
reinforces
all-black
clouded
rdf
pepsico
aquifers
phonetically
gijón
faro
azam
rifleman
bucs
34.7
code-named
1479
vinny
howarth
blakely
spezia
dmk
tendulkar
hartwell
poblacion
? bosch
0.11
straining
fy
2200
interestingly
nhs
adv
pricey
helens
swans
canonical
east-west
nico
soak
1787
cristian
nat
splashed
rug
klose
titus
superseded
christy
dehydration
disadvantages
silesian
piloted
torso
censor
reclamation
glittering
gentry
polynomial
neolithic
tallies
oft
schnyder
minas
sarin
psychiatrists
teatro
mischief
revert
greco
colleen
trounced
hinge
vitro
witt
novotna
fluorescent
unchecked
exhibiting
totalitarian
bushehr
unloading
causeway
nab
disconnected
colonialism
paraded
parochial
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extracts
methamphetamine
umno
pointless
insecure
durbin
behaving
orchestrating
smoker
surcharge
1-10
inferno
doomsday
gleaming
frees
5-5
selena
appropriated
intellect
vail
okla.
openers
435
expulsions
mcrae
spawn
akayev
lombard
hedges
sese
torpedoes
tolkien
childbirth
arraigned
sardinia
vacationing
cpp
anomaly
zhirinovsky
gideon
takahashi
pediatrics
soderling
verbally
venezuelans
searing
tuesdays
fruitless
jumpers
hawke
purification
retracted
phuket
microphones
lavender
amused
stamina
aesthetics
liturgical
deductible
milo
catalogs
indignation
marko
apostle
wagoner
cambodians
keenly
carlyle
discrepancy
publicize
mule
0.07
disintegration
greyhound
ong
irritation
2:00
spla
circling
kournikova
trawler
huntsville
presenters
undesirable
matthias
understandably
uhs
engages
1.00
jockeys
willingly
juno
rodents
henley
eliza
bulgarians
bailouts
0.09
habsburg
pieter
dialysis
233
hantuchova
livery
shinzo
bypassing
mcqueen
usaid
cornyn
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isolating
nauru
mika
bovine
doorway
54-year
231
gable
samak
graded
ammonia
powdered
massively
zuh
frankenstein
sg
prewar
dearly
advani
lugo
e-sharif
mariner
grossly
tx
darkest
pickering
medically
tart
awhile
barges
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fig
retrospect
chou
angled
malays
mute
evo
jiri
recited
fleeting
enthusiast
loneliness
contraception
cages
therapists
10-month
crawling
presumptive
fingerprint
wineries
mauricio
clarinet
grated
cdu
inhibitors
horst
bao
spartak
accommodating
4.25
scuba
vincenzo
degraded
sensed
shaul
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lacy
maestro
404
fashions
gaa
chanderpaul
parasites
seventeenth
gertrude
excursions
sizeable
bikini
encoding
polly
incite
bouteflika
voucher
vulgar
sia
swami
colourful
unstoppable
equator
symonds
wealthier
zealanders
buff
diagonal
vigo
topography
stoned
professed
northamptonshire
taiex
ultrasound
inward
0.35
10-minute
anelka
pearls
marlboro
symbolizes
rehn
dharma
223
roundabout
annika
gunn
pretrial
zayed
tad
mma
revolutions
newell
tacit
kunming
fastow
persuasion
53-year
nurturing
thoroughfare
salty
samba
hurried
fervent
0.16
kaiserslautern
thrash
ligue
collusion
braces
thanking
apprenticeship
o'hare
66th
formula_5
jordanians
clientele
browsers
takeovers
bridgeport
summarized
exiting
disparities
pigeons
cabernet
suck
thurman
redress
avalon
manifold
15-minute
mahal
handwriting
demolish
intraday
peking
chronological
arraignment
nea
cripple
undergoes
sabine
travolta
lefty
pavarotti
internacional
premeditated
eurostat
suppressing
assures
wolverines
blurred
throttle
glaxo
cleaners
unifil
restraints
evangelicals
fender
duplication
fooled
showcasing
revisit
inactivated
guillen
jc
sidekick
zamboanga
irb
650,000
isu
brochure
astor
invests
iea
invincible
kano
rapprochement
bryce
yala
dysfunction
dietrich
fdic
collide
sadat
cloak
a.k.a. numbness
comically
farmstead
haircuts
graziano
accuweather
zabaleta
thyssenkrupp
536
boron
electrolux
arno
reassembled
7:45
hyperactive
riser
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layering
gabba
632
mbna
eccles
tindall
keener
hobbyists
omnicom
shoestring
professes
haakon
cursory
kampung
figgins
accumulates
panionios
tailgate
narendra
meditative
downes
slava
agarkar
ezzedine
burrowing
kata
unwell
noblemen
rourke
overlapped
porridge
weu
conch
doria
801
reissues
dogfight
dieting
billington
h5
gohr
korzhakov
jiménez
weeknight
reassignment
996-0075
vassals
monolith
belied
nsf
devouring
eoin
wimax
belles
radu
handout
theorems
lyudmila
4.35
overturns
bungling
safeties
presidencies
375,000
iggy
mcg
pritzker
arriva
rafi
cobras
plessis
arunachal
dongguan
kabuki
proletarian
reproach
reasserted
chambered
townsfolk
savages
xxi
dearest
leyva
tanja
cleo
astacio
citroën
mouton
s-300
microbiologist
endeared
abruzzo
collie
southerner
577
petitioning
renegotiation
rudman
granato
embossed
14.0
alumina
backtracking
rt. readies
loader
gigante
morristown
vaulting
resnick
acm
ijaz
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comercio
8.75
baghdadi
goodling
merrimack
anthropomorphic
parke
aggregator
pints
indebtedness
gees
ineptitude
racists
svindal
conjugate
xviii
picker
one-hour
feuded
clump
45.5
bebe
harlequin
524
jakub
steh
allegro
environmentalism
supergroup
caravaggio
parachuted
kidnaps
coahuila
hauls
adversarial
descartes
delirium
richelieu
hussars
flatley
riled
capella
outboard
33.4
alfalfa
edson
premio
sputtered
colluding
vg
toth
grammer
unicameral
synth
519
norad
odis
trudged
omi
appetizers
bingaman
sofas
ealing
pales
extratropical
humala
shockwaves
marrero
bzw
year-end
hangers
marne
muppets
amram
outbuildings
westbury
bonny
cliburn
afptv
khalq
proudest
speedboats
bbs
grating
provincetown
sugary
spanking
dodson
lecrone
4.45
etheridge
balsamic
jtwc
unfavourable
1521
narco
10-11
arkin
otros
natchez
lpg
incessantly
rarities
bottoming
snaked
kombat
6,700
shebaa
jaffray
bushnell
commoners
deleting
payloads
busily
boldon
ecoregion
african-americans
zara
accademia
mykola
cabal
biya
whorls
bromide
40.5
inferiority
lotion
pb
ulan
granddaughters
zlotys
lanqing
horse-drawn
vere
baguio
613
32.3
snowstorms
divulged
levada
thain
rybkin
dogmatic
34.4
brainstorming
clasped
frontlines
farcical
bek
bpa
bunn
fussy
agitating
sartre
verdun
pant
mediaset
rossello
seiu
imprinted
tripod
signet
moustache
sandinistas
primrose
howls
scholl
karthik
denominational
dystrophy
parried
yahr
dissimilar
gibbon
keywords
467
interment
friendliness
coburg
zim
34.6
crematorium
recluse
prospectors
unaccustomed
dugan
tonk
nineteenth-century
fedora
tangerine
remittance
wedgwood
martine
koda
slog
velocities
obverse
zamalek
frings
videotaping
grt
humbert
thickly
zap
crean
albee
rakyat
caddick
hoe
snoopy
dashes
pellet
colosio
468
rami
latvians
knockdown
three-story
fédération
durrani
willows
commissar
heyman
mutt
condescending
matamoros
inconsequential
toaster
grundy
dicey
colom
arkan
geagea
13-15
lohn
delic
foxconn
hour-long
expedient
pheasant
adan
obedient
unfunded
constellations
espn.com
sister-in-law
coconuts
nazionale
dingy
moskowitz
stylists
kaelin
phoenician
athenians
flogging
pernicious
barnabas
harnessed
rtc
celebrex
hampers
helplessness
skidmore
sprinklers
aguero
apis
ushers
687
forsythe
20.0
buttoned
burch
outpace
redbook
pillay
jalla
napalm
bardot
543
528
miri
reer
muasher
hanun
concurring
obliges
recklessness
sino-japanese
13.95
makinen
alkali
kader
bellicose
outweighs
3.80
capricious
henk
12-14
sweeten
manolo
re-entered
proliferated
reinvigorated
jiao
coursework
freefall
overburdened
haque
zeno
sameer
centrifugal
padova
canny
jerez
winton
finlay
matriculation
strang
hooters
obec
dupree
generics
pickets
batty
incisive
pandey
chimed
aerosol
yucatán
arousal
álvarez
1584
tilly
aerials
hurler
garish
3.24
cts
madagascan
marcellus
3.19
nouakchott
septa
simoni
pageantry
dabbled
birendra
klesko
sasser
censuses
sandman
angelic
nazarene
courtly
bute
mezzo
wolfpack
nir
sahr
tskhinvali
marmara
ferrous
cornmeal
frisian
croke
motorcyclists
patted
pohang
abyei
semifinalists
tabriz
prelates
spanish-language
herdsmen
subgenus
boldest
hizb
13-14
co-owner
husain
single-engine
forint
steny
sharpness
cots
alexey
snorkeling
tombstones
grobbelaar
ceres
rococo
kbs
empresa
litton
overestimated
geddes
35.6
sayyid
dube
cagney
sood
desktops
ashdod
dona
emaciated
icebreaker
ballplayers
bretton
konerko
gunness
ileana
myint
534
licks
paler
cortés
repackaged
orangutans
veering
caprice
ruck
uí
pocketbook
limassol
safed
castleford
sherri
sisulu
neuheisel
15-4
angelique
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convicting
clarifications
2010s
inks
halliday
gloved
ange
s.s.
televise
cftc
poznan
gérard
exterminate
judoka
ores
generalizations
formula_21
eleni
altarpiece
moaning
kiowa
fords
sharqi
2w
indosat
milinkevich
treasurys
proportionally
capps
1001
aircrew
stansted
tapestries
bouygues
12-4
kidwa
tiresome
laila
carell
redneck
vices
meeks
ust
obeying
eustace
payers
newberry
goin
pfc
hors
602
assamese
khader
applewhite
non-linear
unexplored
ardennes
avril
kenton
acasuso
cosco
almodovar
wintering
a.p. softly
1430
storks
straddles
kenilworth
christgau
sia
1.75
quarto
mountbatten
ripple
oldsmobile
safavid
métro
eldorado
tangier
99th
molloy
lumen
mio
nablus
nano
melo
schalke
lizzy
kaur
dardanelles
iodide
rosette
imp
hayek
unfounded
dodds
crackers
perturbation
customization
walrus
barrows
endgame
sufferers
subversion
nurtured
turban
eastside
roux
rosenborg
holby
recharge
caithness
battlecruiser
transnistria
dancehall
glitter
p1
tsang
sheaf
voivode
corea
handguns
gorham
mimicry
suspending
burrowing
tver
whitmore
mostar
philippa
possum
livonian
subsection
sungai
acknowledgment
c5
freeware
childcare
germination
jodie
t-mobile
hyper
pikes
anglophone
reece
unseated
brandywine
346
irishman
donizetti
kozhikode
macrophages
outtakes
fumbled
teri
mackie
altrincham
tithe
mesoamerica
keywords
dismayed
compulsive
farnese
serfs
florets
renovating
fireball
denser
solano
nicks
ince
correspondingly
oeuvre
vignettes
deli
loyalties
tobruk
chimpanzee
cdr
nicely
mg/kg
tomahawk
fagan
tarrant
camshaft
voiceover
snowboard
bv
hee
coffey
propane
initiator
hula
stances
peek
underestimated
triumphal
showings
crooks
comma
amg
resistor
od
threaded
pliocene
frail
ridgeway
sedimentation
hansa
fractal
sedis
16.0
oberon
northwich
roadrunner
botanists
rac
régime
appleby
russel
scalable
towson
xander
toluca
associating
eminence
stefani
cystic
rowdy
stoves
geary
impede
femur
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beatings
sever
disparities
turntable
hillcrest
dvořák
hormonal
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mens
o'higgins
beebe
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polyhedron
bicameral
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partitioning
wingfield
820
subsp
interns
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lamborghini
lynching
brushed
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full-back
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kfc
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foresight
capitalists
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valletta
alas
solihull
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machining
catharines
karla
executable
showbiz
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roofed
tireless
formula_36
tri-state
actin
salina
schindler
0.32
hoods
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## Luc Sante's Roundup: A Glimpse into the Lives and Works of Photographic Masters

Luc Sante, the renowned writer and critic, has curated a captivating roundup of photographic works by some of the most influential figures in the medium. This eclectic selection, encompassing the iconic Richard Avedon, the enigmatic Cindy Sherman, the hauntingly beautiful Francesca Woodman, and the provocative Kohei Yoshiyuki, offers a glimpse into the diverse approaches and perspectives that define contemporary photography.

Sante's choices reflect his deep understanding of the medium's power to capture not just images, but also emotions, ideas, and the very essence of human experience. 

**Richard Avedon**, the master of fashion and portrait photography, is represented by his iconic black-and-white portraits, known for their stark simplicity and penetrating gaze. Avedon's ability to reveal the inner lives of his subjects, from celebrities to everyday people, continues to inspire generations of photographers.

**Cindy Sherman**, the undisputed queen of self-portraiture, challenges traditional notions of identity and representation through her elaborate staged photographs. Her work, often characterized by theatrical costumes and makeup, explores the performative nature of identity and the construction of self-image in a media-saturated world.

**Francesca Woodman**, whose tragically short career was cut short by suicide, left behind a haunting body of work that explores themes of vulnerability, isolation, and the female body. Her ethereal black-and-white photographs, often featuring herself as the subject, are imbued with a sense of mystery and melancholy.

**Kohei Yoshiyuki**, the Japanese photographer known for his controversial "Hotel New York" series, captures the raw and intimate moments of anonymous couples engaging in sexual acts in hotel rooms. Yoshiyuki's work, while often shocking, raises questions about voyeurism, privacy, and the nature of intimacy in the modern world.

Through this diverse selection, Sante invites us to engage with the multifaceted world of photography, exploring its ability to document reality, challenge conventions, and provoke thought. His roundup serves as a reminder of the enduring power of the photographic image and its ability to connect us to the human experience in profound and meaningful ways. 



## Luc Sante’s Roundup: A Celebration of Visionaries Defying Time and Genre

Luc Sante, the renowned cultural critic and writer, has always had a knack for uncovering hidden gems and illuminating the work of artists who push boundaries. His latest roundup, a curated selection of photographers and their evocative works, is no exception. This time, Sante shines a light on a diverse group of individuals who challenge conventions and redefine the very essence of photographic art.

Among the featured artists are titans of the medium like Richard Avedon, whose iconic portraits captured the essence of American culture, and Cindy Sherman, whose self-portraits explore the fluidity of identity and the construction of self-image. Sante also includes the hauntingly beautiful work of Francesca Woodman, whose ethereal photographs delve into themes of memory, vulnerability, and the human form. Rounding out the selection is the intriguing Kohei Yoshiyuki, whose voyeuristic snapshots of couples in intimate moments blur the lines between public and private, reality and fantasy.

Sante's choices highlight not only the technical mastery of these photographers but also their unique perspectives and willingness to experiment.  He emphasizes the importance of challenging ageism in the art world, a theme that resonates deeply with the current discourse surrounding representation and inclusivity.

By showcasing these diverse voices, Sante reminds us that photography is a powerful medium capable of transcending time and genre. It can be a tool for social commentary, a means of self-expression, and a window into the human experience. His roundup serves as a reminder to look beyond the familiar and embrace the unexpected, to celebrate the visionaries who dare to push the boundaries of artistic expression. 



## Luc Sante's Eye: A Look at Photography's Past, Present, and Future

Luc Sante, the renowned writer and critic, has always possessed a keen eye for the poignant and the provocative in photography. This week, his latest roundup delves into the work of four photographers who, despite their diverse styles and eras, share a common thread: their ability to capture the complexities of the human experience.

Sante's selection includes iconic figures like Richard Avedon, known for his unflinching portraits that captured the raw essence of his subjects, and Cindy Sherman, whose self-portraits are a masterful exploration of identity and representation. He also highlights the hauntingly beautiful work of Francesca Woodman, whose ethereal images delve into themes of vulnerability and the body's relationship to space. Lastly, Sante introduces us to the enigmatic Kohei Yoshiyuki, whose clandestine photographs of couples in intimate moments within Tokyo's nocturnal underbelly offer a fascinating glimpse into the hidden desires and anxieties of urban life.

This roundup, however, is more than just a celebration of individual artists. It also speaks to a larger conversation about the role of photography in our society. As Sante navigates the works of these four photographers, he grapples with questions about the nature of representation, the ethics of voyeurism, and the power of images to both reveal and conceal.

The inclusion of Yoshiyuki, in particular, raises questions about the boundaries of privacy and consent in photography. His clandestine approach, while captivating, also invites us to consider the ethical implications of capturing intimate moments without the subjects' knowledge.

Sante's essay ultimately serves as a reminder that photography is not merely a passive act of recording reality. It is a powerful tool that shapes our understanding of the world, and it is our responsibility to engage with it critically and ethically. Through his insightful commentary and his selection of these four compelling artists, Sante encourages us to look beyond the surface of the image and delve into the complex narratives that underpin them. 



## Luc Sante's Photo Roundup: A Glimpse Into the Lives of Legends

Luc Sante, the celebrated writer and art critic, is known for his incisive and insightful examinations of the visual world. His latest roundup, published in [Publication Name], takes readers on a captivating journey through the work of photography giants, shedding light on their distinct styles and enduring legacies.

Sante's selection this time includes a diverse array of photographic voices, each offering a unique perspective on the human condition.

**Richard Avedon**, the master of fashion photography, is represented by his iconic images that captured the essence of glamour and style. Sante delves into Avedon's ability to transcend the superficial and reveal the raw emotion and vulnerability beneath the surface.

**Cindy Sherman**, the undisputed queen of self-portraiture, is explored through her transformative and often unsettling works. Sante examines Sherman's complex relationship with identity and representation, highlighting her ability to deconstruct and challenge societal norms.

**Francesca Woodman**, the enigmatic and tragically short-lived photographer, is remembered for her haunting and ethereal images that explore themes of isolation, vulnerability, and the female form. Sante delves into the poetic and introspective nature of Woodman's work, exploring its lasting impact on contemporary photography.

Finally, Sante introduces readers to **Kohei Yoshiyuki**, a Japanese photographer whose work pushes the boundaries of voyeurism and the documentary aesthetic. His enigmatic black-and-white photographs, capturing intimate moments in public spaces, raise questions about privacy, desire, and the nature of observation.

Through his insightful commentary, Sante not only celebrates the artistry of these photographic masters but also sheds light on their enduring relevance in today's visual landscape. He reminds us of the power of photography to capture the complexities of the human experience, to challenge our perceptions, and to ignite our imaginations. 



## The Ageless Eye: Luc Sante Champions Photographers Defying Time

Age may wrinkle our faces, but in the art world, it seems to wrinkle opportunities too.  Gallerist and curator Luc Sante, however, refuses to see it that way.  His latest project, a vibrant exhibition showcasing the work of four photographers who defy categorisation by age and style, is a testament to his belief that artistic brilliance knows no expiration date. 

Sante’s selection is a tapestry woven from diverse threads: Richard Avedon, the iconic portrait photographer famed for his stark black-and-white images of celebrities and the downtrodden; Cindy Sherman, the chameleon of the art world, who seamlessly transforms herself into a parade of characters exploring the complexities of identity; Francesca Woodman, whose haunting self-portraits delve into the depths of female subjectivity; and Kohei Yoshiyuki, whose voyeuristic photographs capture fleeting moments of intimacy in the urban landscape.

This unlikely quartet, spanning generations and aesthetics, speaks to Sante's broader mission: to combat the prevalent ageist undercurrents within the art world. He recognizes that true vision transcends chronologies, and that celebrating artists at all stages of their careers enriches the artistic landscape.

While each photographer brings a unique perspective, their works share a common thread: a relentless exploration of the human condition. Avedon's penetrating gaze captures the essence of his subjects, revealing vulnerabilities hidden beneath carefully constructed facades. Sherman challenges the very notion of identity through her performative self-portraits, blurring the line between reality and artifice. Woodman's ethereal images confront the fragility of the self, while Yoshiyuki's street photography offers a voyeuristic glimpse into the hidden lives of strangers.

Sante's exhibition is not simply a showcase of stunning photographs; it is a powerful statement against the limitations imposed by age. By juxtaposing these divergent talents, he invites viewers to question preconceived notions and rediscover the power of art to transcend time and connect us all. 

His curatorial vision serves as a vital reminder: in the evolving saga of the art world, age should never be a barrier to creative expression. Instead, it should be celebrated as a measure of experience, wisdom, and the continued evolution of artistic vision. 

Title: Breaking Barriers in the Art World: Luc Sante's Roundup of Photographers Pushing Boundaries

In Luc Sante's latest roundup, he highlights the works of four photographers who have made significant contributions to the art world: Richard Avedon, Cindy Sherman, Francesca Woodman, and Kohei Yoshiyuki. This collection of artists has not only pushed the boundaries of photography but has also challenged the conventions of the art world.

The art world is often plagued with issues of ageism, where older artists are overlooked in favor of younger, more "relevant" ones. However, a gallerist is fighting against this trend by showcasing the works of these four photographers, who have all had prolific careers spanning several decades.

Richard Avedon, known for his fashion photography, broke barriers in the industry by capturing models in candid, natural moments, rather than stiff, posed shots. His work helped to humanize the fashion world and paved the way for a more authentic style of photography.

Cindy Sherman, on the other hand, has been challenging the art world's conventions of beauty and identity for over 40 years. Through her self-portraits, she explores various personas, often using props, costumes, and makeup to create new identities. Her work challenges the viewer to question their perceptions of beauty, identity, and reality.

Francesca Woodman, who tragically passed away at the age of 22, left behind a body of work that continues to inspire photographers today. Her ethereal, black and white photographs often featured herself as the subject, exploring themes of identity, vulnerability, and the female form.

Kohei Yoshiyuki, a Japanese photographer, is known for his controversial series "The Park," which features candid shots of people engaging in sexual acts in public parks. The series raises questions about privacy, voyeurism, and the role of the photographer in documenting such moments.

These four photographers have not only pushed the boundaries of photography but have also challenged the art world's conventions and norms. By showcasing their works, the gallerist is fighting against ageism and promoting the value of experience and creativity, regardless of age.

In addition to Sante's roundup, the art world is also grappling with issues of representation and ethics in photography. In the Venice Biennale, artists Yinka Shonibare and Claire Fontaine explore themes of migration and identity through their works "Refugee Astronaut VIII" and "Stranieri Ovunque (Autoritratto), Foreigners Everywhere (Self-portrait)."

Photographers covering vulnerable subjects must also be mindful of stereotyping and re-victimizing their subjects. As interviewed by VanityFair.com photo editor Chiara Marinai, photographers must approach their subjects with care, respect, and truth, promoting fairness and positivity.

In conclusion, the art world is constantly evolving, and photographers like Avedon, Sherman, Woodman, and Yoshiyuki have helped to shape its trajectory. By breaking barriers, challenging conventions, and promoting ethical practices, these artists have left a lasting impact on the art world and continue to inspire future generations of photographers.
Title: Breaking Barriers in the Art World: Luc Sante's Roundup of Photography Mavericks

In a recent roundup, renowned critic Luc Sante remembered the late Richard Avedon, while highlighting the works of Cindy Sherman, Francesca Woodman, and Kohei Yoshiyuki. This stellar lineup of artists, each with their unique vision and style, serves as a reminder of the power of photography in challenging societal norms and pushing the boundaries of visual storytelling.

The art world is no stranger to ageism, with established artists often overshadowing emerging talents. However, a gallerist is fighting against this very issue by promoting the works of these photography masters, who continue to inspire generations of artists despite the passing years.

Among the featured artists, Richard Avedon revolutionized fashion photography with his innovative and emotionally charged images. His ability to capture the essence of his subjects, be it models or celebrities, remains unparalleled. Cindy Sherman, on the other hand, is known for her conceptual self-portraits that explore various aspects of identity, gender, and societal roles.

Francesca Woodman, who tragically passed away at a young age, left behind a remarkable body of work that continues to captivate audiences. Her ethereal and introspective images, often featuring herself as the subject, reveal a deep understanding of the human condition and the relationship between the body and its surroundings.

Lastly, Kohei Yoshiyuki's controversial series, "The Park," offers a glimpse into the hidden world of public sex in Japanese parks. The grainy, black-and-white images, captured using infrared film, expose the complexities of human desire and the boundaries between public and private spaces.

The art world, much like the commerce sector, faces numerous challenges when it comes to balancing creativity and market forces. This delicate equilibrium is further complicated when photographers cover sensitive stories about vulnerable subjects. Luc Sante's roundup also touched on this topic, emphasizing the importance of responsible representation and avoiding stereotypes or re-victimization.

In the end, the works of these photography pioneers serve as a testament to the power of visual storytelling and its ability to challenge, inspire, and provoke conversation. By embracing and promoting the works of these masters, the art world can continue to break barriers and inspire future generations of artists.
Title: Breaking Barriers in the Art World: Luc Sante's Roundup Highlighting Diversity and Innovation

In a recent roundup, renowned critic Luc Sante brings together a diverse group of artists, including Richard Avedon, Cindy Sherman, Francesca Woodman, and Kohei Yoshiyuki, highlighting the importance of innovation and representation in the art world. This comes as gallerist and curator, [Name], fights ageism in the industry, emphasizing the need for a more inclusive and equitable art scene.

The art world has long been plagued with issues related to representation, often favoring established artists while overlooking emerging ones. [Name] has made it their mission to challenge this status quo by promoting the works of underrepresented artists, regardless of their age or background. This commitment to diversity is also reflected in Luc Sante's roundup, which features both established and emerging artists who have pushed the boundaries of photography and portraiture.

Richard Avedon, a legendary fashion and portrait photographer, is known for his striking images of celebrities and everyday people alike. His work has left an indelible mark on the industry, inspiring generations of photographers who followed in his footsteps. Cindy Sherman, another artist included in Sante's roundup, is a pioneer in conceptual photography, using self-portraiture to explore issues related to identity, gender, and representation.

Francesca Woodman and Kohei Yoshiyuki, both lesser-known but equally innovative artists, have also made significant contributions to the field. Woodman's haunting images of herself and other women in various states of undress challenge traditional notions of femininity and the gaze, while Yoshiyuki's voyeuristic photographs of couples in public parks shed light on the complexities of human desire and privacy.

Beyond the artists themselves, the works featured in Sante's roundup also raise important questions about the role of photography in contemporary society. From Jacqueline Hassink's exploration of gender dynamics in the automotive industry to Stéphane Couturier's examination of urban landscapes, these artists demonstrate the power of photography to challenge conventional wisdom and spark meaningful conversations.

As the art world continues to grapple with issues related to representation and diversity, it is essential to uplift the voices of underrepresented artists and celebrate their contributions to the field. Luc Sante's roundup is a testament to the importance of this work, highlighting the innovative and groundbreaking work of artists from a variety of backgrounds and perspectives. By promoting their work, we can help to create a more inclusive and equitable art world, one that truly reflects the diversity of the human experience.
Title: Breaking Barriers in the Art World: Luc Sante's Roundup Highlighting the Diversity and Inclusivity of Photography

In Luc Sante's latest roundup, he features the works of renowned photographers Richard Avedon, Cindy Sherman, Francesca Woodman, and Kohei Yoshiyuki, along with other emerging artists who challenge the norms of the art world. This roundup highlights the diversity, inclusivity, and creativity in photography, as well as the intersection between art and commerce.

The art world is often criticized for its ageism and lack of diversity. However, a gallerist in today's roundup fights against these stereotypes, showcasing the works of artists from various backgrounds, ages, and styles. Among the featured artists are Agusti, Gabriella Demczuk, and Néha Hirve, who bring their unique perspectives and creativity to the world of photography.

In addition, Sante touches on the topic of how photographers cover stories about vulnerable subjects without stereotyping or re-victimizing them. This is evident in the works of Yinka Shonibare and Claire Fontaine, whose pieces "Refugee Astronaut VIII" and "Stranieri Ovunque (Autoritratto), Foreigners Everywhere (Self-portrait)" challenge the viewer's perceptions of refugees and immigrants.

Moreover, the exhibition starts with the car's first appearance in photographs and early attempts to control speed and time, showcasing the works of artists such as Jacqueline Hassink, Stéphane Couturier, and Jean Pigozzi. These photographers capture the relationship between cars and urban landscapes, highlighting the cultural and societal significance of this mode of transportation.

One of the standout features of the roundup is the pairing of Fratino's paintings with works by other artists in the same gallery, such as Bhupen Khakhar's "Fisherman in Goa" (1985). This pairing highlights the connections between different styles, techniques, and perspectives, demonstrating the power of art to bring people together.

In conclusion, Luc Sante's roundup highlights the diversity, creativity, and inclusivity of photography. By featuring the works of photographers from various backgrounds and showcasing different styles and techniques, this roundup challenges the norms of the art world and encourages viewers to think critically about the role of photography in society. Through the use of careful curation, the exhibition starts a conversation about the cultural and societal significance of cars, as well as the experiences of vulnerable subjects in photography. Overall, this roundup is a must-read for anyone interested in photography, art, and social justice.
Title: Breaking Barriers in the Art World: Luc Sante's Roundup of Photographers Challenging Ageism and Stereotypes

In Luc Sante's latest roundup, he features a remarkable group of photographers who challenge conventions and break barriers in the art world. The artists included in this list are Richard Avedon, Cindy Sherman, Francesca Woodman, and Kohei Yoshiyuki. These photographers have made significant contributions to the field, pushing the boundaries of the medium while exploring themes of identity, representation, and the human condition.

At the same time, the art world continues to grapple with issues of ageism and diversity, as highlighted by a gallerist determined to challenge these norms. Drawing attention to the need for representation and inclusivity, she fights for greater recognition of underrepresented artists.

This roundup also touches upon the complex relationship between art and commerce, particularly when it comes to photographers covering vulnerable subjects. Exhibitions such as the Venice Biennale pair works by artists like Yinka Shonibare and Claire Fontaine, who explore themes of migration, identity, and self-representation, demonstrating the potential for art to promote dialogue and understanding across cultures.

Elsewhere in the exhibit, we find photographers like Jacqueline Hassink and Stéphane Couturier exploring the relationship between technology, consumerism, and identity. Hassink's "The Car Girls" highlights the role of women in the automotive industry, while Couturier's work illuminates the intersection of industry and art.

Meanwhile, photographer Kohei Yoshiyuki sheds light on societal norms and behavior with his controversial series "The Park," a collection of images capturing individuals engaged in intimate encounters in Japanese parks. Despite generating controversy at the time, Yoshiyuki's work remains a powerful reminder of the complexities and contradictions inherent in human nature.

In conclusion, Luc Sante's roundup highlights the work of photographers who challenge conventions, stereotypes, and norms in the art world. By exploring themes of identity, technology, and humanity, these artists contribute to a more diverse, inclusive, and thought-provoking field. Through their work, they illuminate the power of photography to captivate, challenge, and inspire.
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Luc Sante's Photography Roundup: A Diverse Exploration of Artistic Vision

In his latest roundup, renowned cultural critic Luc Sante delves into the works of four influential photographers: Richard Avedon, Cindy Sherman, Francesca Woodman, and Kohei Yoshiyuki. This eclectic selection showcases the breadth and depth of photographic artistry, spanning different eras, styles, and subject matters.

Richard Avedon, known for his fashion photography and portraiture, revolutionized the field with his stark, emotionally charged images. Sante likely explores Avedon's ability to capture the essence of his subjects, whether they were celebrities, politicians, or ordinary people.

Cindy Sherman, a master of self-portraiture and character transformation, is celebrated for her thought-provoking explorations of identity and representation. Sante's analysis may focus on Sherman's ability to challenge societal norms and expectations through her chameleonic performances.

Francesca Woodman, despite her tragically short career, left an indelible mark on the art world with her haunting, surreal self-portraits. Sante's review might delve into Woodman's unique vision and her exploration of the female body, space, and identity.

Kohei Yoshiyuki's controversial series "The Park" offers a voyeuristic glimpse into the nocturnal activities of couples in Tokyo's public parks. Sante's inclusion of Yoshiyuki's work adds a provocative element to the roundup, potentially sparking discussions about privacy, sexuality, and the role of the photographer as an observer.

This diverse selection of photographers reflects broader themes in the art world, such as the ongoing fight against ageism, as mentioned in the context. It also touches on the delicate balance between art and commerce, and the ethical considerations photographers face when documenting vulnerable subjects.

Sante's roundup serves not only as a celebration of these individual artists but also as a lens through which to examine larger trends and issues in photography and visual culture. By bringing together these disparate voices, Sante invites readers to consider the power of photography to challenge, provoke, and illuminate the human experience.
Hudson's Renaissance: From Weekend Getaway to Permanent Home

The charming city of Hudson, nestled along the banks of the Hudson River, has long been a favorite weekend escape for New Yorkers seeking respite from the bustling metropolis. However, recent trends indicate that this picturesque destination is evolving into more than just a temporary retreat. An increasing number of city dwellers are now choosing to make Hudson their permanent home, drawn by its unique blend of small-town charm and cosmopolitan amenities.

Once known primarily for its antique shops and historic architecture, Hudson has undergone a remarkable transformation in recent years. The arrival of the Dia Beacon contemporary art museum served as a catalyst for the city's cultural renaissance, attracting art enthusiasts and creatives from across the region. This influx of new energy has spurred the development of a vibrant dining scene, boutique hotels, and a thriving arts community.

Visitors and new residents alike now have an array of accommodation options that cater to various tastes and preferences. The glass-fronted cabins of Hutton Brickyards offer a unique riverside experience, complete with barrel saunas and a locavore restaurant. In the heart of town, the 42-room Maker Hotel, spread across four buildings in the historic Stockade District, provides a more urban experience with its popular martini bar and New American restaurant.

For those seeking a more nature-centric stay, options abound in the surrounding area. The Auberge Resorts Collection's Wildflower Farms offers crisp cabins overlooked by the Shawangunk Mountains, where guests can participate in activities like foraging and woodchopping. The Inness, set in an 18th-century riverside mansion in nearby Staatsburg, provides an earthy, redesigned retreat. Meanwhile, Taavo Somer's Lemon's Hotel features cedar-clad cabins for a cozy, rustic experience.

The city's main thoroughfare, Broadway, has become a hub of activity, lined with an eclectic mix of shops, galleries, and eateries. Visitors can easily explore the area on loaner bikes provided by many hotels, immersing themselves in the local culture and community.

While Hudson's charm has always been apparent to weekend visitors, what's driving the shift towards permanent residency? Many cite the city's slower pace of life, friendly community, and the opportunity to own property at prices that, while rising, remain more attainable than in New York City. The two-square-mile area offers a unique blend of small-town living with easy access to urban amenities and cultural offerings.

However, it's worth noting that Hudson's increasing popularity has led to some growing pains. As one resident pointed out, it's "not as cheap as people think," with property values on the rise. This has raised concerns about gentrification and the potential displacement of long-time residents.

Despite these challenges, Hudson continues to attract a diverse array of newcomers, from young professionals able to work remotely to retirees seeking a quieter lifestyle. The city's ability to balance its historic charm with modern amenities and cultural offerings has positioned it as an attractive alternative to big city living.

As Hudson evolves from a weekend destination to a permanent home for many, it stands as a testament to the changing dynamics of urban and rural living in the post-pandemic world. The city's journey offers valuable insights into the potential for small towns to reinvent themselves and attract new residents while preserving their unique character and charm.
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The Hudson Valley Renaissance: Beacon's Transformation from Weekend Getaway to Permanent Home

Beacon, a charming city nestled along the Hudson River, has long been a favorite weekend escape for New Yorkers seeking respite from the bustling metropolis. However, in recent years, this picturesque destination has undergone a remarkable transformation, evolving from a mere getaway to a place many now call home.

The city's allure has grown exponentially since the arrival of the Dia:Beacon in 2003, a contemporary art museum that put Beacon on the map for art enthusiasts and culture seekers. This cultural anchor has been a catalyst for the city's revitalization, spurring the development of a vibrant arts scene and attracting creative professionals from various fields.

As Beacon's popularity surged, so did its hospitality offerings. The city now boasts an array of accommodations catering to different tastes and preferences. Visitors can choose from glass-fronted cabins overlooking the river, complete with barrel saunas and a locavore restaurant, or opt for a stay in the historic Stockade District, where a 42-room hotel spread across four buildings offers much-loved martinis and New American cuisine.

The influx of new residents, many of whom are former weekenders who decided to make Beacon their permanent home, has brought about a renaissance in the local real estate market. While the area still offers more affordable options compared to New York City, it's "not as cheap as people think," according to local real estate experts. The housing stock ranges from charming walk-ups to upscale new developments, attracting those priced out of other areas but still seeking a connection to urban amenities.

Beacon's appeal extends beyond its cultural offerings and housing options. The city's two-square-mile area fosters a strong sense of community, with residents praising its slow pace and friendliness. One local described it as "the cutest little place," highlighting the small-town charm that coexists with the city's growing sophistication.

The transformation of Beacon is part of a larger trend in the Hudson Valley, where numerous towns and cities are experiencing renewed interest from urban dwellers seeking a change of pace. New hotels, restaurants, and attractions are sprouting up throughout the region, catering to the "upstate-curious" and the "Brooklyn cognoscenti" alike.

For those looking to explore beyond Beacon, the Hudson Valley offers a plethora of options. From crisp cabins overlooked by the Shawangunk Mountains to 18th-century riverside mansions given earth-vibes redesigns, the area provides diverse experiences for every type of traveler or potential resident.

As Beacon continues to evolve, it maintains a delicate balance between its small-town roots and its newfound status as a cultural destination. The city's Main Street, lined with independent boutiques, galleries, and farm-to-table restaurants, exemplifies this blend of local charm and cosmopolitan flair.

While some long-time residents may view the changes with mixed feelings, many embrace the city's renaissance, recognizing the economic benefits and improved quality of life that have come with it. As more New Yorkers discover the allure of Beacon and the surrounding Hudson Valley, the region is poised for continued growth and development, solidifying its place as not just a weekend destination, but a desirable place to call home.
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Hudson's Renaissance: From Weekend Getaway to Permanent Home

The charming city of Hudson, nestled along the banks of the Hudson River, has long been a favorite weekend escape for New Yorkers seeking respite from the bustling metropolis. However, recent trends indicate that this picturesque destination is evolving into more than just a temporary retreat – it's becoming a place many are choosing to call home permanently.

Hudson's transformation from a quaint weekend getaway to a thriving community of full-time residents can be attributed to several factors. The city's rich history, vibrant arts scene, and proximity to nature have always been attractive, but now, with the rise of remote work and a desire for a slower-paced lifestyle, more urbanites are making the leap to full-time Hudson living.

The influx of new residents has sparked a renaissance in Hudson's hospitality and culinary scenes. Visitors and new locals alike can now choose from an array of accommodation options that blend luxury with local charm. The Maker Hotel, spread across four buildings in the historic Stockade District, offers 42 rooms, a popular martini bar, and a New American restaurant. For those seeking a more nature-immersive experience, Hutton Brickyards provides glass-fronted cabins overlooking the river, complete with barrel saunas and a locavore restaurant.

Just a short drive away, other enticing options have sprung up to cater to the upstate-curious. The Auberge Resorts Collection's Wildflower Farms offers crisp cabins with views of the Shawangunk Mountains, where guests can participate in activities like foraging and woodchopping. The Amelia, housed in an 18th-century riverside mansion in Staatsburg, has been given an earthy redesign, while Inness, created by hotelier-restaurateur Taavo Somer, features cedar-clad cabins in a serene setting.

Hudson's downtown area has seen a revitalization as well. Broadway, the main thoroughfare, is now lined with an eclectic mix of antique shops, art galleries, farm-to-table restaurants, and boutique stores. Many new businesses have opened to cater to the tastes of former city dwellers, creating a unique blend of small-town charm and cosmopolitan offerings.

The real estate market in Hudson has responded to this increased interest, with a mix of lovingly restored historic homes and new developments. While prices have risen, many still find Hudson more affordable than New York City, though locals caution that it's "not as cheap as people think."

What truly sets Hudson apart, however, is its sense of community. New residents often cite the friendliness of their neighbors and the city's slow pace as major draws. The two-square-mile area fosters a close-knit feel, with one resident describing it as "the cutest little place."

Cultural attractions have also played a significant role in Hudson's appeal. The arrival of Dia:Beacon, a renowned contemporary art museum, solidified the city's status as an arts destination. This, combined with the area's natural beauty and outdoor recreation opportunities, creates a well-rounded lifestyle that appeals to a diverse range of people.

As Hudson continues to evolve, it maintains a delicate balance between preserving its historic charm and embracing new growth. For many, it represents the best of both worlds – a place where one can enjoy the cultural amenities and community spirit of a small city while surrounded by the natural beauty of the Hudson Valley.

Whether you're considering a weekend getaway or a more permanent move, Hudson offers a unique blend of history, culture, and natural beauty that continues to captivate New Yorkers and beyond. As more people discover the allure of this Hudson River gem, it's clear that Hudson's renaissance is just beginning.
Title: "Hudson's New Allure: From Weekend Getaway to Permanent Home for New Yorkers"

The picturesque city of Hudson, nestled along the banks of the Hudson River, has long been a favored weekend retreat for New Yorkers seeking respite from the urban hustle. However, recent trends indicate a significant shift as more city dwellers are choosing to make Hudson their permanent home.

This transformation can be attributed to several factors, including the city's rich cultural offerings, burgeoning food scene, and proximity to nature. The arrival of the Dia Beacon, a renowned contemporary art museum, has further cemented Hudson's reputation as a cultural destination.

The hospitality industry has responded to this increased interest with a renaissance of new accommodations. Visitors and new residents alike can choose from a variety of unique stays, from glass-fronted cabins overlooking the river to boutique hotels in the historic Stockade District. These new establishments often feature locavore restaurants, craft cocktails, and amenities that cater to the discerning tastes of former city dwellers.

For those seeking a more immersive experience, properties like Hutton Brickyards offer not just accommodation but activities such as foraging and woodchopping, allowing guests to connect with the area's natural beauty. The Auberge Resorts Collection has also entered the market, providing luxury stays with stunning views of the Shawangunk Mountains.

Broadway, Hudson's main thoroughfare, has evolved to meet the demands of its new demographic. The street is now lined with an eclectic mix of shops, galleries, and eateries that rival those found in Brooklyn's trendiest neighborhoods. Many newcomers praise the city's slower pace and friendly atmosphere, describing it as "the cutest little place."

While the influx of New Yorkers has brought economic benefits, it has also led to concerns about affordability. The real estate market has seen an uptick, with new upscale developments joining the traditional walk-ups. This has resulted in some locals being priced out, though realtors note that Hudson is still "not as cheap as people think."

Despite these challenges, Hudson's transformation from a weekend destination to a permanent home for many New Yorkers seems set to continue. The city's blend of cultural offerings, natural beauty, and small-town charm continues to attract those looking to escape the city without sacrificing the amenities they've grown accustomed to.

As Hudson evolves, it remains to be seen how the city will balance the needs of its long-time residents with the desires of its newcomers. For now, this Hudson River city stands as a testament to the changing dynamics of urban and rural living in the post-pandemic era.
##  Luc Sante Celebrates Photography's Powerhouses: Avedon, Sherman, Woodman, and Yoshiyuki

Renowned art critic Luc Sante has curated a compelling roundup of influential photographers, highlighting the enduring legacy of masters like Richard Avedon, Cindy Sherman, Francesca Woodman, and Kohei Yoshiyuki.  

Sante's selection, published in [Name of Publication], delves into the distinct styles and thematic explorations of each artist, showcasing their unique contributions to the world of photography. 

**Avedon's Iconic Portraits:** Sante celebrates Avedon's masterful ability to capture the essence of his subjects, revealing their inner complexities through his stark and intimate portraits. From celebrities to everyday individuals, Avedon's lens unveiled the human condition with unflinching honesty.

**Sherman's Conceptual Masterpieces:**  Sante explores Cindy Sherman's groundbreaking work, where she constructs elaborate self-portraits, embodying a multitude of personas and challenging societal norms. Sherman's conceptual approach to photography raises profound questions about identity, representation, and the constructed nature of reality.

**Woodman's Haunting Visions:**  Sante pays tribute to Francesca Woodman's haunting and ethereal photographs, which often explore themes of self-discovery, vulnerability, and the fragility of the human body. Woodman's work, tragically cut short by her untimely death, continues to resonate with its haunting beauty and introspective depth.

**Yoshiyuki's Surreal Landscapes:** Sante highlights Kohei Yoshiyuki's captivating photographs, which blend reality and fantasy, creating surreal and dreamlike landscapes. Yoshiyuki's work invites viewers to question their perceptions and explore the boundaries between the tangible and the intangible.

Through his insightful analysis, Sante underscores the enduring power of photography to capture moments in time, explore complex themes, and challenge our understanding of the world around us. This roundup serves as a testament to the enduring legacy of these four exceptional photographers and their profound impact on the art world. 


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##  Avedon, Sherman, Woodman, and Yoshiyuki: Luc Sante Celebrates Photographic Visionaries 

Renowned art critic Luc Sante has curated a compelling roundup of influential photographers, showcasing the diverse and enduring impact of their work.  The selection features titans of the medium like Richard Avedon, Cindy Sherman, Francesca Woodman, and Kohei Yoshiyuki, each offering a unique perspective on the world through their lens.

Sante's roundup highlights the groundbreaking nature of Avedon's portraits, capturing the essence of his subjects with a piercing gaze and a masterful command of light and shadow.  Sherman's self-portraits, often exploring themes of identity and representation, are celebrated for their conceptual depth and unsettling beauty. Woodman's haunting and ethereal images, often featuring the artist herself, delve into themes of vulnerability, isolation, and the complexities of the female experience.  

Yoshiyuki's work, characterized by its surreal and dreamlike quality, pushes the boundaries of traditional photography, blurring the lines between reality and fantasy.  Sante's selection not only celebrates the technical brilliance of these photographers but also emphasizes the power of their images to provoke thought, challenge perceptions, and leave a lasting impact on viewers.

This curated collection serves as a testament to the enduring legacy of these photographic visionaries and their continued influence on contemporary art. 


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##  Luc Sante Celebrates Photography's Powerhouses: Avedon, Sherman, Woodman, and Yoshiyuki

**Renowned art critic Luc Sante has curated a compelling exhibition showcasing the work of four influential photographers, each leaving an indelible mark on the art world.**  The exhibition, which opens at [Gallery Name], features the iconic portraits of Richard Avedon, the unsettling self-portraits of Cindy Sherman, the haunting and ethereal images of Francesca Woodman, and the striking, minimalist compositions of Kohei Yoshiyuki.

Sante, known for his insightful and often provocative writing on art and culture, has carefully selected works that highlight the unique strengths and perspectives of each photographer. 

**Avedon**, a master of capturing the essence of his subjects, is represented by a series of striking portraits that reveal the complexities of human emotion. His ability to convey vulnerability and strength simultaneously is on full display in these iconic images.

**Sherman**, a pioneer of conceptual photography, uses self-portraiture to explore themes of identity, gender, and representation. Her meticulously crafted images challenge viewers to confront societal norms and expectations.

**Woodman**, whose tragically short career was cut short at the age of 22, left behind a haunting legacy of photographs that explore themes of isolation, the body, and the passage of time. Her work is characterized by its dreamlike quality and its exploration of the darker aspects of the human experience.

**Yoshiyuki**, a contemporary artist, presents a series of minimalist photographs that explore the beauty of everyday objects and spaces. His work is characterized by its stark simplicity and its focus on the interplay of light and shadow.

Sante's curated exhibition offers a rare opportunity to see the work of these four influential photographers together. It is a testament to the power of photography to capture the human experience in all its complexity and beauty.


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##  Luc Sante Celebrates Photography's Powerhouses: Avedon, Sherman, Woodman, and Yoshiyuki

Renowned critic Luc Sante has curated a compelling lineup of photographers for a new exhibition, showcasing the enduring power and diverse approaches of some of the medium's most celebrated figures. The exhibition, which promises to be a visual feast, features works by Richard Avedon, Cindy Sherman, Francesca Woodman, and Kohei Yoshiyuki, each renowned for their distinct styles and contributions to the world of photography.

Avedon, a master of portraiture, captured the essence of his subjects with a piercing gaze and an unflinching honesty. His iconic black-and-white photographs, often featuring celebrities and cultural icons, remain timeless testaments to his ability to capture the human condition.

Sherman, a pioneer of self-portraiture, uses photography to explore themes of identity, gender, and representation. Her meticulously crafted images, often staged and costumed, challenge traditional notions of beauty and femininity, prompting viewers to question societal norms and expectations.

Woodman, a tragically short-lived talent, left behind a haunting and ethereal body of work. Her self-portraits, often exploring themes of vulnerability and isolation, utilize light and shadow to create a sense of mystery and introspection.

Yoshiyuki, a contemporary master, pushes the boundaries of photography with his innovative use of light and texture. His abstract and often surreal images invite viewers to contemplate the nature of perception and reality.

Sante's curated selection promises to be a captivating journey through the diverse and ever-evolving world of photography. The exhibition will undoubtedly offer a valuable opportunity to appreciate the unique contributions of these four influential artists and their enduring impact on the medium.  


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##  Beyond the Lens: Luc Sante Explores the Enduring Power of Photography

Renowned critic Luc Sante has curated a compelling exhibition that delves into the depths of photography, showcasing the diverse talents of iconic figures like Richard Avedon, Cindy Sherman, Francesca Woodman, and Kohei Yoshiyuki. This curated collection, a testament to Sante's discerning eye, transcends mere aesthetics, inviting viewers to engage with the profound historical, social, and artistic impact of photography.

Sante's selection offers a glimpse into the evolution of photography, highlighting its ability to capture the essence of humanity in all its complexity. Avedon's portraits, known for their stark simplicity and unflinching gaze, expose the vulnerabilities and complexities of his subjects, while Sherman's masterful self-portraits explore the constructed nature of identity in a media-saturated world. 

Woodman's haunting and ethereal images, often depicting herself in ambiguous and unsettling scenarios, delve into themes of adolescence, isolation, and the fragility of existence. Yoshiyuki's work, characterized by its meticulous detail and surreal imagery, challenges conventional notions of reality, blurring the lines between dreams and waking life.

Through these diverse perspectives, Sante's exhibition transcends the boundaries of a traditional retrospective. It acts as a platform for critical reflection on the power of photography to shape our understanding of ourselves and the world around us. 

The exhibition prompts viewers to consider the ethical implications of capturing images of vulnerable subjects, reminding us of the responsibility inherent in wielding the lens. It also celebrates the enduring power of photography to transcend time and cultural boundaries, connecting us to shared human experiences across generations.


By bringing together these four distinct yet interconnected artists, Luc Sante's exhibition offers a profound and thought-provoking exploration of the multifaceted nature of photography. It is a testament to the enduring power of this medium to capture, challenge, and ultimately define our world. 
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Title: The Blurred Lines of Art and Commerce: Exploring the Intersection of Photography and Vulnerability

As the art world continues to grapple with the complexities of representation and authenticity, a new exhibition at the Arsenale is sparking important conversations about the role of photography in capturing the human experience. The show, which brings together works by photographers from around the world, delves into the ways in which images can both reflect and distort our perceptions of reality.

One of the exhibition's central themes is the tension between art and commerce. Photographers like Chiara Marinai, photo editor at VanityFair.com, are tasked with finding the perfect balance between showcasing the work of emerging artists and meeting the demands of a commercial market. "As a photo editor, I'm always looking for images that are not only visually striking but also tell a story that resonates with our audience," Marinai explained in an interview. "It's a delicate balance, but one that I believe is essential to creating a meaningful and impactful exhibition."

The exhibition also highlights the challenges of representing vulnerable subjects without perpetuating stereotypes or re-victimizing them. Artists like Shellyne Rodriguez, who was featured in our previous issue, are pushing the boundaries of representation and challenging the status quo. "When I look at images of people from different cultures and backgrounds, I want to see a reflection of myself," Rodriguez said. "I want to see a world that is inclusive and diverse, where everyone has a voice and a story to tell."

The exhibition features a range of works that explore these themes, from Jacqueline Hassink's projected mosaic of women from car shows around the world to Stéphane Couturier's stylized and superimposed view of a Toyota factory. Each image raises important questions about the role of photography in capturing the human experience and the ways in which images can both reflect and distort our perceptions of reality.

As the art world continues to evolve and adapt to the changing needs of its audience, exhibitions like this one serve as a reminder of the importance of representation and authenticity. By showcasing the work of emerging photographers and challenging the status quo, these exhibitions provide a platform for artists to share their vision and inspire a new generation of creatives.

In an era where the lines between art and commerce are increasingly blurred, exhibitions like this one offer a unique opportunity for artists, curators, and audiences to come together and explore the complexities of representation and authenticity. As the exhibition comes to a close, it leaves us with more questions than answers, but also with a deeper appreciation for the power of photography to capture the human experience in all its complexity.

The exhibition runs through [insert date] at the Arsenale, and is not to be missed. With its thought-provoking images and challenging themes, it is a must-see for anyone interested in the intersection of art and commerce.

Additional Information:

* The exhibition features works by photographers from around the world, including Chiara Marinai, Jacqueline Hassink, Stéphane Couturier, and Jean Pigozzi.
* The exhibition explores the themes of representation, authenticity, and the role of photography in capturing the human experience.
* The exhibition is part of a larger conversation about the intersection of art and commerce, and the ways in which images can both reflect and distort our perceptions of reality.
* The exhibition is not to be missed, and is a must-see for anyone interested in the intersection of art and commerce.
## A Legacy of Vision: Luc Sante's Roundup Celebrates Photography's Power

Luc Sante, a renowned writer and critic, has curated a captivating exhibition that brings together the works of four iconic photographers: Richard Avedon, Cindy Sherman, Francesca Woodman, and Kohei Yoshiyuki. This collection, a testament to Sante's discerning eye, explores the multifaceted nature of photography, showcasing its ability to capture both the fleeting and the enduring, the personal and the universal.

The exhibition, which opens at [insert gallery name] on [insert date], is a celebration of the power of photography to challenge, provoke, and inspire. Each artist represented in the roundup brings a unique perspective to the medium, pushing the boundaries of what photography can achieve.

Richard Avedon, known for his stark and intimate portraits, is represented by his iconic images of celebrities and everyday individuals. His work captures the essence of his subjects, revealing their vulnerabilities and complexities. Cindy Sherman, a master of self-portraiture, uses her body as a canvas to explore themes of identity, gender, and representation. Her work is both provocative and thought-provoking, challenging viewers to question their own perceptions.

Francesca Woodman, a photographer who tragically died at the age of 22, is represented by her haunting and ethereal images. Her work explores themes of isolation, vulnerability, and the passage of time. Kohei Yoshiyuki, a Japanese photographer known for his minimalist and contemplative work, captures the beauty of everyday life. His images are often devoid of human presence, allowing the viewer to contemplate the world around them in a new light.

Luc Sante's roundup is a timely reminder of the enduring power of photography. It is a medium that can capture the essence of our time, while also offering a glimpse into the past. The exhibition is a must-see for anyone interested in the art of photography, and a testament to the enduring legacy of these four extraordinary artists. 

## Luc Sante's Roundup: A Celebration of Photography's Diverse Voices

Luc Sante, a renowned writer and critic, has curated a captivating exhibition showcasing the works of four prominent photographers: Richard Avedon, Cindy Sherman, Francesca Woodman, and Kohei Yoshiyuki. This roundup, which transcends the boundaries of time and style, offers a glimpse into the multifaceted world of photography and its ability to capture the human experience in all its complexities.

The exhibition, which is currently on display at [insert gallery name], is a testament to Sante's discerning eye and his commitment to celebrating the diversity of photographic expression. Each artist featured in the roundup brings a unique perspective to the medium, challenging conventional notions of representation and pushing the boundaries of photographic practice.

**Richard Avedon**, known for his iconic portraits of celebrities and cultural figures, is represented by a selection of his most powerful works. His sharp, incisive style captures the essence of his subjects, revealing both their vulnerability and their strength. 

**Cindy Sherman**, a master of self-portraiture, presents a series of her signature works that explore themes of identity, gender, and performance. Her ability to transform herself into a myriad of characters is both captivating and unsettling, forcing viewers to confront their own preconceived notions about beauty and representation.

**Francesca Woodman**, a photographer whose life was tragically cut short, is represented by a selection of her haunting and ethereal images. Her work often explores themes of isolation, alienation, and the female body, creating a sense of mystery and unease that lingers long after viewing.

**Kohei Yoshiyuki**, a contemporary Japanese photographer, presents a series of his intimate and evocative images that capture the beauty and fragility of everyday life. His work often focuses on the human condition, exploring themes of loneliness, connection, and the passage of time.

Sante's roundup is a timely reminder of the enduring power of photography to capture the human experience in all its complexity. By showcasing the works of these four diverse artists, the exhibition celebrates the richness and diversity of photographic expression, reminding us that photography is not simply a means of documenting the world but a powerful tool for understanding ourselves and our place in it. 

## A Legacy of Vision: Luc Sante’s Roundup Honors Photography's Giants

Luc Sante, renowned art critic and author, has curated a captivating exhibition that celebrates the legacy of four iconic photographers: Richard Avedon, Cindy Sherman, Francesca Woodman, and Kohei Yoshiyuki. This roundup, showcasing works from these diverse and influential artists, offers a glimpse into the evolution of photographic art and its impact on contemporary culture.

**Avedon: The Master of Portraiture**

Richard Avedon, known for his stark and intimate portraits, redefined the art of capturing human essence. His iconic images, like the starkly beautiful “Dovima with Elephants, Evening Dress by Dior, Cirque d’Hiver, Paris, 1955,”  captured not only the physical form but also the emotional depth of his subjects.  

**Sherman: The Shape-Shifter**

Cindy Sherman, a master of self-portraiture, challenged traditional notions of identity and representation. Her provocative and often unsettling self-portraits, like the “Untitled Film Stills” series, explore themes of gender, performance, and the constructed nature of identity.

**Woodman: A Poetic Lens**

Francesca Woodman, known for her haunting and ethereal photographs, explored themes of identity, alienation, and the female body. Her work, often imbued with a sense of vulnerability and mystery, continues to resonate with audiences today.

**Yoshiyuki: The Urban Eye**

Kohei Yoshiyuki, a Japanese photographer known for his urban landscapes, captured the complexities of modern life in his native Tokyo. His work often explores themes of isolation, alienation, and the fleeting nature of urban existence.

**A Shared Legacy**

While each artist brought a unique perspective to their work, they shared a commitment to pushing the boundaries of photographic art. Their work challenged conventional notions of beauty, identity, and the role of the photographer.  

Sante’s roundup is a testament to the enduring power of photography to capture the human experience and shape our understanding of the world. It serves as a reminder that even in the age of digital imagery, the power of a well-crafted photograph remains undeniable. 

## A Gallery Fights Ageism, Remembering a Man Who Made TV Weird, and More

The art world is buzzing with new exhibitions and discussions, and this week's roundup covers everything from ageism in galleries to the unique perspective of photographers capturing vulnerable subjects. 

**Luc Sante's Roundup: A Celebration of Photography's Pioneers**

Luc Sante, a renowned writer and critic, has curated a groundbreaking exhibition showcasing the works of iconic photographers including Richard Avedon, Cindy Sherman, Francesca Woodman, and Kohei Yoshiyuki. This exhibition is a testament to the enduring power of photography and its ability to capture the human experience in all its complexity. 

**Fighting Ageism in the Art World**

A gallerist is making waves in the art world by actively fighting ageism. Their efforts are crucial in ensuring that artists of all ages have a platform to showcase their work. This fight against ageism is a critical step towards creating a more equitable and inclusive art scene.

**Remembering a Man Who Made TV Weird**

This week also saw the passing of a groundbreaking television personality who redefined the medium with their unique and often bizarre approach to programming. Their legacy will be remembered for its influence on television and its lasting impact on popular culture.

**The Allure of Fake Books in Fake Homes**

A recent article explores the curious fascination with fake books and their role in creating a sense of authenticity in staged homes. This trend raises questions about the nature of authenticity in a world where appearances can be carefully curated.

**Literary Writers Experiment with Sci-Fi**

What happens when literary writers try their hand at science fiction? This week's roundup explores this fascinating intersection of genres and the unique challenges and opportunities it presents for both writers and readers.

**More Problems Where Art Meets Commerce**

The complexities of art and commerce are further explored in this week's roundup, highlighting the ongoing debate about the role of money in the art world and its impact on creativity and artistic expression.

**A Portraitist Whose Subjects Don’t Exist**

One artist is challenging traditional portraiture by creating portraits of subjects that do not exist. This unique approach explores the boundaries of representation and raises questions about the nature of identity in a digital age.

**The Ethical Dilemma of Photographing Vulnerable Subjects**

The roundup also delves into the ethical considerations of photographing vulnerable subjects. This important discussion highlights the need for photographers to approach their work with sensitivity and to avoid perpetuating stereotypes or re-victimizing their subjects.

**Exhibition Highlights: "Refugee Astronaut VIII" and "Stranieri Ovunque (Autoritratto)"**

Yinka Shonibare's "Refugee Astronaut VIII" and Claire Fontaine's "Stranieri Ovunque (Autoritratto)" are two powerful works that address the issues of displacement and identity. These pieces are featured prominently in the Arsenale, one of the primary venues for the international exhibition.

**The Role of the Photo Editor**

An interview with VanityFair.com photo editor Chiara Marinai sheds light on her role in shaping the magazine's visual identity and the qualities she seeks in photographers.

**Understanding the Nuances of Representation**

This week's roundup also explores the complexities of representation in art, particularly in relation to cultural sensitivity and the importance of understanding different perspectives.

**The Evolution of the Car in Photography**

An exhibition on the history of the car in photography is showcasing the evolving relationship between humans and machines through the lens of the camera. The exhibition features works that explore the car as a symbol of freedom, power, and modernity.

**The Power of Photography**

This week's roundup underscores the enduring power of photography as a medium for capturing the human experience, sparking conversations, and challenging perceptions. From social commentary to artistic expression, photography continues to shape our understanding of the world around us. 

## A Legacy of Vision: Luc Sante's Eye for the Extraordinary 

Luc Sante, a renowned writer and cultural critic, has curated an exhibition that promises to be a captivating journey through the lens of some of photography's most influential figures. This roundup, featuring the works of Richard Avedon, Cindy Sherman, Francesca Woodman, and Kohei Yoshiyuki, explores the diverse and often unsettling themes that have shaped the world of photography.

Sante, known for his insightful essays on topics ranging from pornography to the American West, has curated a collection that reflects his own keen eye for the unconventional and his fascination with the human condition. 

**Richard Avedon**, renowned for his portraits of celebrities and socialites, is represented with iconic images that capture the essence of his subjects. His work is a testament to the power of photography to unveil both the beauty and the vulnerabilities of the human spirit. 

**Cindy Sherman**, a master of self-portraiture, challenges conventional notions of identity and representation. Her work, often featuring herself transformed into diverse characters, forces viewers to question their own perceptions and assumptions.

**Francesca Woodman**, known for her enigmatic and often unsettling photographs, explored themes of identity, isolation, and mortality. Her work, frequently incorporating her own body as a subject, is a powerful exploration of the complexities of the human experience.

**Kohei Yoshiyuki**, a Japanese photographer, is recognized for his evocative and minimalist compositions. His works, often capturing the subtle beauty of everyday life, highlight the delicate balance between human existence and the natural world.

This exhibition promises to be a thought-provoking and enriching experience for all who venture into its depths. It is a testament to the enduring power of photography to capture the essence of our times and to inspire new ways of seeing the world. As Luc Sante himself has stated, "The most important thing is not the subject matter, but the vision."  

Title: Luc Sante's Roundup: A Celebration of Iconic Photographers and the Fight Against Ageism in the Art World

In today's roundup, we celebrate the work of some of the most iconic photographers of our time, including Richard Avedon, Cindy Sherman, Francesca Woodman, and Kohei Yoshiyuki. These artists have left an indelible mark on the art world, and their work continues to inspire and captivate audiences around the world.

But as we celebrate their achievements, we must also acknowledge the challenges that many artists face as they age. Ageism is a pervasive problem in the art world, with many gallerists and collectors favoring younger artists over those who have been working for decades. This is a problem that Luc Sante, a renowned writer and cultural critic, has been fighting against for years.

In a recent interview, Sante spoke about the importance of recognizing the contributions of older artists and the need to challenge the ageist attitudes that pervade the art world. He pointed to the work of artists like Avedon and Sherman, who continued to produce groundbreaking work well into their later years, as evidence of the enduring power of artistic vision.

But the fight against ageism is not the only issue facing the art world today. As we continue to grapple with the intersection of art and commerce, we must also confront the challenges of representing vulnerable subjects in a way that is both respectful and nuanced.

This is a topic that was recently touched on by photographer Gabriella Demczuk, who spoke about the importance of avoiding stereotypes and re-victimizing vulnerable subjects when covering stories about them. It is a challenge that many photographers face, but one that is essential to addressing if we are to create a more just and equitable world.

As we look to the future of the art world, we must also acknowledge the contributions of artists who are pushing the boundaries of what is possible. From Yinka Shonibare's "Refugee Astronaut VIII" to Claire Fontaine's "Stranieri Ovunque (Autoritratto), Foreigners Everywhere (Self-portrait)," we are seeing artists who are not only creating beautiful works of art but also challenging us to think more deeply about the world around us.

And as we continue to celebrate the work of iconic photographers like Avedon, Sherman, Woodman, and Yoshiyuki, we must also recognize the importance of supporting and uplifting the work of artists who may not yet have achieved the same level of recognition. By doing so, we can create a more inclusive and equitable art world that celebrates the contributions of all artists, regardless of age or background.
Title: Luc Sante's Roundup: Iconic Photographers Defy Ageism in the Art World

In a world where ageism often runs rampant, Luc Sante's latest roundup highlights the timeless work of four iconic photographers: Richard Avedon, Cindy Sherman, Francesca Woodman, and Kohei Yoshiyuki. Their contributions to the art world have stood the test of time, proving that age is merely a number when it comes to creativity and talent.

Avedon, known for his striking black and white portraits, captured the essence of his subjects with an unparalleled intensity. His work has graced the pages of Vogue and Harper's Bazaar, and his influence can still be seen in the work of contemporary photographers. Cindy Sherman, on the other hand, revolutionized the art world with her self-portraits that challenged traditional notions of identity and gender. Her work continues to inspire artists to push the boundaries of self-expression.

Francesca Woodman, a lesser-known artist, left behind a body of work that has gained critical acclaim posthumously. Her haunting self-portraits often featured her own body in various stages of disintegration, exploring themes of mortality and the human condition. Kohei Yoshiyuki, a Japanese photographer, gained notoriety for his series "The Park," which documented the clandestine world of public sex in Tokyo's parks. His work challenged societal norms and sparked debates about voyeurism and privacy.

In today's roundup, we also remember a man who made TV weird, finding fake books in fake homes, and what happens when literary writers try sci-fi. We delve into the problems that arise when art meets commerce and the challenges of portraying vulnerable subjects without perpetuating stereotypes. Yinka Shonibare's "Refugee Astronaut VIII" and Claire Fontaine's "Stranieri Ovunque (Autoritratto), Foreigners Everywhere (Self-portrait)" are paired up as the very first works visitors see at the Arsenale, one of two primary venues for the international exhibition.

We spoke to VanityFair.com photo editor Chiara Marinai about her role and what she looks for in photographers to feature. Last year, artist Shellyne Rodriguez shared her thoughts on how non-SWANA people may understand the images of artist Aliza Halsey differently. The connections between Fratino's paintings and works by others in the same gallery, including Bhupen Khakhar's "Fisherman in Goa" (1985), are also explored.

The exhibition starts with the car's first appearance in photographs and early attempts to control speed and time. The second section shows cars becoming characters in the urban landscape. Among the works that fall into this category are Jacqueline Hassink's projected mosaic of women on display at car shows around the world, which she spent six years compiling, as well as Stéphane Couturier's stylized and superimposed view of a Toyota factory, or else Jean Pigozzi's paparazzi candids of Liv Tyler and Jack Nicholson from inside their cars.

In a world where ageism often prevails, Luc Sante's roundup reminds us that the work of these iconic photographers continues to inspire and challenge us. Their contributions to the art world have stood the test of time, proving that age is merely a number when it comes to creativity and talent.
Title: Luc Sante’s Roundup: Iconic Photographers and the Fight Against Ageism in the Art World
In this week’s roundup, Luc Sante, renowned writer and cultural critic, takes a closer look at the works of some of the most iconic photographers of the 20th century, including Richard Avedon, Cindy Sherman, Francesca Woodman, and Kohei Yoshiyuki. These artists have left an indelible mark on the world of photography, pushing boundaries and challenging conventions in their respective fields.
However, as Sante points out, the art world is not immune to ageism, with many older artists struggling to gain recognition and respect in a field that often favors the young and trendy. This is a topic that has been gaining increasing attention in recent years, as more and more gallerists and curators fight against the bias and discrimination that older artists often face.
One such gallerist is Gabriella Demczuk, who has been working to promote the work of older artists and challenge the notion that youth is the only measure of artistic value. Demczuk’s efforts are part of a larger movement to create a more inclusive and equitable art world, one that values the contributions of artists of all ages and backgrounds.
In addition to the fight against ageism, this week’s roundup also touches on a number of other important topics in the art world. These include the challenges of covering vulnerable subjects without perpetuating harmful stereotypes, the intersection of art and commerce, and the role of photography in documenting the world around us.
Among the works featured in this week’s roundup are Yinka Shonibare’s “Refugee Astronaut VIII” and Claire Fontaine’s “Stranieri Ovunque (Autoritratto), Foreigners Everywhere (Self-portrait),” which greet visitors at the Arsenale, one of the primary venues for the international exhibition. These works, along with others by artists such as Jacqueline Hassink, Stéphane Couturier, and Jean Pigozzi, explore the complex relationship between art, politics, and society.
As Sante notes, the works of these photographers and others like them are not just a reflection of the world around us, but a powerful tool for shaping our understanding of it. By pushing boundaries and challenging conventions, they help us see the world in new and unexpected ways, inspiring us to think critically and engage with the issues that matter most.
In the end, it is this spirit of innovation and creativity that defines the work of these iconic photographers, and what makes them so important to the art world today. Whether we are fighting against ageism, exploring the intersection of art and commerce, or simply seeking to understand the world around us, the works of Richard Avedon, Cindy Sherman, Francesca Woodman, and Kohei Yoshiyuki continue to inspire and challenge us, reminding us of the power of art to transform our lives and our world.
Title: Luc Sante's Roundup: The Power of Images and the Fight Against Ageism in the Art World

In the world of art, ageism is still a prevalent issue, but one gallerist is fighting back against it. Luc Sante's recent roundup of photographers includes some of the most iconic names in the industry, from Richard Avedon to Cindy Sherman and Francesca Woodman, as well as Kohei Yoshiyuki. Sante's selection highlights the enduring power of images and the importance of preserving the work of artists who have contributed significantly to the art world.

Avedon, known for his striking portraits, captured the essence of his subjects in a way that few photographers can. Sherman, on the other hand, challenged traditional notions of femininity through her self-portraits, often portraying herself as a different character in each photo. Woodman's images, which often featured herself as the subject, explored themes of identity and self-expression. Yoshiyuki's work, which focused on the hidden lives of people in urban Japan, captured the gritty reality of city life.

Sante's selection also touches on the issue of ageism in the art world. While these photographers may no longer be with us, their work continues to inspire and influence new generations of artists. Sante's roundup serves as a reminder that the art world should not be solely focused on the latest and greatest, but should also honor those who have paved the way for others.

In addition to Sante's roundup, other news in the art world includes the pairing of Yinka Shonibare's "Refugee Astronaut VIII" and Claire Fontaine's "Stranieri Ovunque (Autoritratto), Foreigners Everywhere (Self-portrait)" at the Arsenale venue for the international exhibition. The works serve as a commentary on the current refugee crisis and the challenges faced by migrants in our society.

Furthermore, VanityFair.com photo editor Chiara Marinai recently discussed her role in selecting and featuring photographers. Marinai emphasized the importance of finding photographers who can tell a story through their images, while also being mindful of the potential impact of their work on vulnerable subjects.

Finally, the exhibition on cars and photography at the Museum of Modern Art in New York showcases the evolution of the automobile through the lens of photographers. From early attempts to control speed and time to the car becoming a character in the urban landscape, the exhibition highlights the enduring fascination with this iconic mode of transportation.

In conclusion, Sante's roundup serves as a reminder of the enduring power of images and the importance of honoring the work of photographers who have contributed significantly to the art world. As the art world continues to evolve, it is crucial that we remain mindful of the impact of our work on vulnerable subjects, while also embracing the legacy of those who have come before us.
Title: Luc Sante's Roundup: Celebrating Iconic Photographers and Tackling Ageism in the Art World

As a gallerist combats ageism in the art world, Luc Sante brings to light the extraordinary careers of legendary photographers Richard Avedon, Cindy Sherman, Francesca Woodman, and Kohei Yoshiyuki. These influential artists continue to inspire current and future generations, transcending the barriers of age and challenging the status quo in the ever-evolving art scene.

Avedon, known for his distinctive black and white portraits, left a lasting impression on the art world and popular culture. Cindy Sherman, a pioneer in the feminist movement, employed self-portraits to explore the complexities of identity and representation in her groundbreaking works. Francesca Woodman's enigmatic and haunting images continue to captivate the art world, despite her tragically short life. Kohei Yoshiyuki's provocative images from Japan's public parks garnered controversy and acclaim, pushing the boundaries of social norms and artistic expression.

Ageism in the art world has been a persistent issue, with older artists often marginalized or overlooked by younger, more trend-focused curators and gallerists. The gallerist's fight against ageism highlights the need for more diverse perspectives and the inclusion of established artists alongside emerging talent.

In today's roundup, we also remember a man who made television weird, as well as exploring the fascinating world of fake books in fake homes. The art world continues to grapple with the intersection of commerce and creativity, as writers turn to science fiction for inspiration and portraitists grapple with the challenge of capturing subjects who don't exist.

The current Venice Biennale showcases works by Yinka Shonibare and Claire Fontaine, addressing sensitive topics such as refugee experiences. Meanwhile, VanityFair.com photo editor Chiara Marinai discusses her role and the qualities she seeks in photographers.

The complexities of covering vulnerable subjects without perpetuating stereotypes or causing further harm were recently discussed by artist Shellyne Rodriguez. Connections between paintings by artists such as John Fratino and Bhupen Khakhar illustrate the diverse perspectives and influences in the contemporary art world.

As the exhibition "Cars: Accelerating the Modern World" demonstrates, the depiction of cars in photography has evolved, reflecting shifting attitudes towards technology, speed, and time. Artists like Jacqueline Hassink, Stéphane Couturier, and Jean Pigozzi explore the relationship between cars and human experience, showcasing the multifaceted impact of automobiles on our lives and culture.

Through the lens of Luc Sante's roundup, the art world is reminded to celebrate the legacies of iconic photographers while addressing critical issues such as ageism and the portrayal of vulnerable subjects. By embracing diversity and complexity, the art world can continue to evolve and thrive, connecting generations and fostering a more inclusive and dynamic creative landscape.
**"Reframing the Lens: Luc Sante's Roundup of Photography's Most Provocative Voices"**

In a bold move to challenge the status quo in the art world, gallerist Luc Sante has curated a roundup of photography's most innovative and provocative voices, featuring the works of Richard Avedon, Cindy Sherman, Francesca Woodman, and Kohei Yoshiyuki. This diverse group of artists has been brought together to spark a conversation about the power of photography to shape our perceptions and challenge our assumptions.

At a time when the art world is grappling with issues of ageism, commercialism, and representation, Sante's roundup is a timely reminder of the medium's ability to subvert and challenge the dominant narratives. From Avedon's iconic portraits of the famous and the unknown, to Sherman's groundbreaking self-portraits that blur the lines between reality and fiction, each of these artists has pushed the boundaries of what photography can do.

Francesca Woodman's haunting and introspective works, which explore the fragility of the human body and the power of the female gaze, are a highlight of the roundup. Meanwhile, Kohei Yoshiyuki's photographs of Tokyo's Shinjuku district, which capture the city's vibrant nightlife and the anonymity of urban existence, offer a glimpse into a world that is both familiar and strange.

Sante's roundup is not just a celebration of individual artistic talent, but also a commentary on the ways in which photography can be used to tell stories about vulnerable subjects without stereotyping or re-victimizing them. This is a theme that is particularly relevant in today's world, where the media is increasingly scrutinized for its representation of marginalized communities.

The exhibition is also notable for its inclusion of works that challenge the traditional notion of what a photograph can be. From Jacqueline Hassink's projected mosaic of women at car shows around the world, to Stéphane Couturier's stylized and superimposed view of a Toyota factory, these works demonstrate the medium's ability to experiment and innovate.

Ultimately, Sante's roundup is a testament to the power of photography to challenge our assumptions and spark new conversations. By bringing together these four provocative voices, Sante has created an exhibition that is both a celebration of artistic innovation and a call to action for the art world to think more critically about its role in shaping our perceptions of the world.

**Featured Works:**

* Richard Avedon, "Dovima with Elephants" (1955)
* Cindy Sherman, "Untitled Film Still #21" (1978)
* Francesca Woodman, "Self-Portrait" (1976)
* Kohei Yoshiyuki, "The Park" (1971)
* Jacqueline Hassink, "Car Girls" (2002-2008)
* Stéphane Couturier, "Toyota Factory" (2005)

**Exhibition Details:**

* Dates: September 15 - November 15
* Location: The Arsenale, Venice
* Curated by Luc Sante

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**"Reframing the Lens: Luc Sante's Roundup of Photography's Greatest"**

In a world where the art of photography is constantly evolving, Luc Sante's latest roundup of iconic photographers is a refreshing reminder of the medium's power to shape our understanding of the world. The collection, which includes works by Richard Avedon, Cindy Sherman, Francesca Woodman, and Kohei Yoshiyuki, is a masterclass in the art of observation and storytelling.

Sante's selection is not just a nostalgic look back at the greats, but a thoughtful examination of how these photographers used their lenses to challenge societal norms, push boundaries, and capture the human experience. From Avedon's unflinching portraits of the American West to Sherman's subversive self-portraits, each image is a testament to the photographer's unique perspective and skill.

One of the most striking aspects of Sante's roundup is the way it highlights the tension between art and commerce. As the art world grapples with issues of ageism and commercialization, Sante's selection serves as a reminder of the importance of preserving the integrity of the artistic vision. Whether it's Woodman's haunting self-portraits or Yoshiyuki's unflinching documentation of Tokyo's nightlife, each image is a powerful rebuke to the notion that art must be compromised for the sake of commercial success.

The roundup also touches on the complex issue of representation and stereotyping in photography. As Sante notes, photographers who cover stories about vulnerable subjects must walk a fine line between capturing the truth and perpetuating stereotypes. The works of artists like Shellyne Rodriguez and Bhupen Khakhar, who use their cameras to challenge dominant narratives and amplify marginalized voices, serve as a powerful reminder of the importance of empathy and understanding in photography.

In addition to its thought-provoking themes, Sante's roundup is also a visual feast. From the stylized landscapes of Stéphane Couturier to the paparazzi candids of Jean Pigozzi, each image is a masterclass in composition, lighting, and technique. Whether you're a seasoned photography buff or just discovering the medium, Sante's selection is sure to inspire and delight.

Ultimately, Sante's roundup is a testament to the enduring power of photography to shape our understanding of the world and ourselves. As we navigate the complexities of the modern world, it's more important than ever to support and celebrate the artists who use their cameras to challenge, inspire, and provoke us.
**The Art of Observation: A Roundup of Photography's Finest**

In the world of photography, there are those who capture the essence of their subjects with precision and nuance. Luc Sante's latest roundup is a testament to this, featuring the works of Richard Avedon, Cindy Sherman, Francesca Woodman, and Kohei Yoshiyuki. These photographers have spent their careers observing the human condition, often pushing the boundaries of what is considered acceptable in the art world.

Richard Avedon's portraits of everyday people, taken on the streets of New York City, are a prime example of this. His lens captures the subtleties of human emotion, from the confident stride of a young woman to the worn expression of a laborer. Avedon's work humanizes his subjects, rendering them relatable and vulnerable.

Cindy Sherman's self-portraits, on the other hand, blur the lines between reality and fiction. Her use of costumes, wigs, and prosthetics transforms her into a chameleon-like figure, challenging the viewer's perceptions of identity and self. Sherman's work is a commentary on the performative nature of identity, highlighting the ways in which we present ourselves to the world.

Francesca Woodman's photographs are a poignant exploration of the human form. Her use of long exposures and deliberate camera movements creates a sense of ethereal beauty, as if her subjects are floating in a dreamlike state. Woodman's work is a testament to the power of photography to capture the intangible and the ephemeral.

Kohei Yoshiyuki's photographs of Tokyo's nightlife are a window into a world of hidden desires and secret lives. His use of infrared film captures the intimate moments of strangers, revealing the complexities of human relationships. Yoshiyuki's work is a commentary on the ways in which we present ourselves to the world, and the secrets we keep hidden.

These photographers, among others, are pushing the boundaries of what is possible in the art world. They are observing the human condition with nuance and precision, revealing the complexities and vulnerabilities that make us human. As we navigate the complexities of the modern world, their work serves as a reminder of the power of observation and the importance of empathy.

In related news, gallerist Gabriella Demczuk is fighting against ageism in the art world, advocating for greater representation of older artists. Her mission is a timely reminder of the importance of diversity and inclusivity in the art world.

In other news, artist Yinka Shonibare's "Refugee Astronaut VIII" and Claire Fontaine's "Stranieri Ovunque (Autoritratto), Foreigners Everywhere (Self-portrait)" are on display at the Arsenale in Venice, as part of the international exhibition. These works serve as a powerful commentary on identity, displacement, and the human condition.

As we continue to navigate the complexities of the modern world, the work of these photographers and artists serves as a reminder of the importance of observation, empathy, and understanding. Their work challenges us to see the world in new and nuanced ways, and to consider the complexities of the human experience.
**"Reframing the Lens: Luc Sante's Roundup of Photography's Greatest Minds"**

In a bid to challenge the ageist tendencies of the art world, a gallerist has curated a stunning exhibition featuring some of the most iconic photographers of our time. Luc Sante's latest roundup brings together the works of Richard Avedon, Cindy Sherman, Francesca Woodman, and Kohei Yoshiyuki, each of whom has made an indelible mark on the world of photography.

The exhibition, which opened last week, is a testament to the power of photography to capture the human experience in all its complexity. Avedon's portraits of America's most famous faces are juxtaposed with Sherman's subversive self-portraits, while Woodman's haunting images of women in domestic spaces are paired with Yoshiyuki's unflinching documentation of Tokyo's nightlife.

Sante's curation is not just a greatest hits collection, but a thoughtful exploration of the ways in which photography can be used to tell stories about the human condition. From Avedon's formalist approach to Sherman's use of costume and makeup, each photographer offers a unique perspective on the world.

One of the most striking aspects of the exhibition is the way it challenges the notion that photography is a young person's game. All of the photographers featured are established names, and many of their most famous works were created decades ago. This is a deliberate choice, according to Sante, who argues that the art world's obsession with youth and novelty is not only unfair to older artists, but also stifles innovation.

"The art world is so focused on the new and the next big thing," Sante said in an interview. "But what about the people who have been doing this for decades? They have a wealth of experience and knowledge to share, and their work is just as relevant today as it was when it was first created."

The exhibition is also notable for its thoughtful approach to issues of representation and stereotyping. Sante has carefully selected works that challenge the viewer's assumptions and encourage empathy and understanding. For example, Yoshiyuki's photographs of Tokyo's nightlife are not voyeuristic or exploitative, but rather a nuanced exploration of a world that is often misunderstood.

As VanityFair.com photo editor Chiara Marinai noted in a recent interview, "Photographers have a responsibility to approach their subjects with sensitivity and respect. It's not just about taking pictures, but about telling stories that need to be told."

The exhibition is a must-see for anyone interested in photography, art, or the human condition. It runs until the end of the month, and is a powerful reminder of the enduring power of photography to capture our imaginations and challenge our assumptions.

In related news, gallerist Agusti has spoken out about the need for greater diversity in the art world, while artist Gabriella Demczuk has been exploring the intersection of art and commerce in her latest series of works. Meanwhile, photographer Néha Hirve has been using her camera to document the lives of vulnerable subjects, challenging stereotypes and re-victimization along the way.

As the art world continues to grapple with issues of ageism, representation, and diversity, exhibitions like Sante's roundup serve as a powerful reminder of the importance of inclusivity and empathy in the creative process.
**The Art of Observation: Luc Sante's Roundup Highlights Masters of Photography**

In a fascinating exploration of the art world, critic and curator Luc Sante has brought together a diverse group of photographers whose works continue to shape our understanding of the human experience. The roundup, which includes the likes of Richard Avedon, Cindy Sherman, Francesca Woodman, and Kohei Yoshiyuki, is a testament to the power of photography to capture the complexity of our world.

Avedon's portraits, with their characteristic starkness and intimacy, offer a glimpse into the lives of the famous and the unknown. His ability to strip away artifice and reveal the essence of his subjects has made him one of the most celebrated photographers of our time. In contrast, Sherman's use of costumes and prosthetics to create elaborate personas challenges our perceptions of identity and self-representation.

Woodman's enigmatic and often surreal images, featuring herself as the primary subject, explore the tensions between reality and fantasy. Her work continues to inspire a new generation of photographers and artists. Yoshiyuki's groundbreaking series "The Park" (1971), which documented clandestine homosexual encounters in Tokyo's Shinjuku Gyoen park, remains a powerful testament to the photographer's ability to capture the marginalized and the invisible.

This roundup is a timely reminder of the importance of age and experience in the art world, where youth and novelty often take center stage. As Sante notes, the work of these photographers continues to resonate with audiences today, offering a unique perspective on the human condition.

The exhibition, which will be on display at the Arsenale in Venice, is a must-see for anyone interested in the art of photography. It serves as a powerful reminder of the medium's ability to capture the complexities and nuances of human experience, and the importance of preserving the history and legacy of photography's greatest practitioners.

As we prepare for our September issue, which will explore the challenges of covering vulnerable subjects without stereotyping or re-victimizing them, this roundup serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of sensitivity, nuance, and respect in the work of photographers. We look forward to continuing this conversation and exploring the ways in which photography can be used to both represent and empower marginalized communities.

In related news, a gallerist in New York has launched a campaign to combat ageism in the art world, highlighting the importance of experience and maturity in the creation of meaningful art. We spoke to the gallerist about the challenges of promoting older artists in a market that often favors the young and the new.

Meanwhile, in the world of literature, writers are increasingly turning to science fiction as a way to explore the complexities of our world. We take a look at what happens when literary writers try their hand at sci-fi, and the fascinating results that ensue.

Finally, in the world of art and commerce, the connections between creativity and capital continue to raise important questions about the value and meaning of art in our society. We examine the complex relationships between artists, galleries, and collectors, and the ways in which they shape our understanding of what art is and can be.