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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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Featured Exhibit

Louis De Clercq: 19th-Century Traveler and Calotypist

By Alex Novak

Louis-Constantine-Henri-Francois Xavier De Clercq was born on Christmas Day in 1836. Doubly blessed with the support of a wealthy French family, De Clercq early on fell in…

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Collecting Resources

CONTEMPORARY PHOTOGRAPHY: TRUTH & THE BURDEN OF REALITY

There has been a tremendous amount of discussion in the popular press lately about photography's relationship with reality.   The recent discovery that a Lebanese freelance photographer with more than a decade…

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