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Writer for @newyorker. Contributing editor @frieze_magazine. Artist at Nicelle Beauchene Gallery. IG: @weistwiley and @mydadsbooks
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Ryan McGinley Tries to Photograph What It Means to Be Alive

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By Chris Wiley Verified
| The New Yorker Verified
A few years later, McGinley’s work took an Edenic turn. He and his friends would pile into vans and light out for the territory in the grand tradition of American road-tripping. McGinley photographed models cavorting naked (always naked) through sand dunes in the Mojave Desert and pine forests in Vermont, in a frigid ice cave in upstate New York and perched above a rushing waterfall in Tennessee.
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An Expat Photographer Seduced by Mexican Ritual

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By Chris Wiley Verified
| The New Yorker Verified
The late photographer Michel Hurst happily endured what most of us might consider suffering. In his adventurous youth, he rode a rented bicycle a thousand miles across India. For a spell, he posted up in a commune in the South of France that didn’t have electricity or running water. He once lived in a cave in the Canary Islands for four months, naked, like a hermit chasing the beatific vision. He hitchhiked across the Sahara Desert, twice.
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Torbjørn Rødland Touches the Romantic and the Profane

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By Chris Wiley Verified
| The New Yorker Verified
Rødland’s new show, which is currently on view at the David Kordansky Gallery in Chelsea, finds him experimenting with a fresh set of tools and unearthing old, unseen work. A majority of the photographs on display are recent pictures shot with a vintage 35-mm. Rollei 35S, an uncharacteristically low-res format for the artist.
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