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At the Pinault Collection: An Arresting History of Photography

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By Violet Conroy Verified
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Richard Avedon, Marilyn Monroe, 1957 Now open at the Bourse de Commerce, Paris, Remember Me provides a whistle-stop tour of the history of photography – but it’s the show’s less recognisable, more conceptual works that serve to celebrate the medium’s potential to subvert At the centre of Remember Me, a new exhibition at the Bourse de Commerce in Paris, is a vast installation by Barbara Kruger.
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The Girls About London Town

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By Violet Conroy Verified
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A new generation of female designers is re-writing the rules of U.K. fashion, building fiercely devoted communities and compelling visions of modern femininity London Fashion Week has always had a rebellious do-it-yourself spirit when it comes to emerging talent (courtesy of the city’s top-tier design schools; see Phoebe Philo, Simone Rocha, and Grace Wales Bonner, all of whom studied at Central Saint Martins).
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Rachel Aviv on the Complex Bonds Between Mothers and Daughters

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By Violet Conroy Verified
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Rachel Aviv In her new essay collection You Won’t Get Free of It, Rachel Aviv reworks her award-winning journalism for The New Yorker to focus on the familial relationship that “seems to defy a fixed point of view” Lead ImageRachel Aviv Rachel Aviv’s new book, You Won’t Get Free of It: Stories of Mothers and Daughters, makes a compelling case for rifling through a journalist's archive and digging up real-life past events that have long faded into obscurity.
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