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Catherine Opie in "Change"Preview

In this preview from the Art in the Twenty-First Century Season 6 episode, Change, artist Catherine Opie discusses her on-going series, Girlfriends, during a photo shoot for the series with swimmer Diana Nyad in her Los Angeles studio.

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Catherine Opie

Catherine Opie investigates the ways in which photographs both document and give voice to social phenomena in America today, registering people’s attitudes and relationships to themselves and others, and the ways in which they occupy the landscape. At the core of her investigations are perplexing questions about relationships to community, which she explores on multiple levels across all her bodies of work. Whether documenting political movements, queer subcultures, or urban transformation, Opie’s images of contemporary life comprise a portrait of our time in America, which she often considers in relation to a discourse of opposition.


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