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Exhibit Review: Light and Magic at Tate Modern
Originally entitled Global Pictorialism and scheduled to open at the end of 2025, Tate Modern's survey of the movement finally opened on October 14 as Light and Magic. At the…
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Contemporary Photography of Krzysztof Pruszkowski: Photosynthesis
By Alex Novak
Krzysztof (or Christophe) Pruszkowski was born in Kazimierz nad Wisla, Poland during WWII in 1943. After studying architecture and town planning at the Warsaw Polytechnic University, he…
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Jean-Luc Pons Interviews Alex Novak of I Photo Central on the Photo Market
An edited version of this interview first appeared in the September-October-November, 2002 issue of Photographie International. My thanks to its publisher, Jean-Luc Pons, for allowing me to reproduce it…
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