prevaricate

[pri-var-i-keyt] –verb (used without object), -cat·ed, -cat·ing. to speak falsely or misleadingly; deliberately misstate or create an incorrect impression; lie. there is (are) out of the

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Nyadhuor Deng photographed by Erika Astrid for The Kunst Magazine

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Mayowa Nicholas backstage at Alexander Wang Fall / Winter 2018

Photography by Kevin Tachman

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Alexander Wang Spring / Summer 2019

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Street Errands, KangHee Kim

Brooklyn-based photographer KangHee Kim goes about digital manipulation in a completely unique way: instead of covering up the manipulations, she illuminates them. With her ongoing series Street Errands, KangHee asks, “what determines the “reality” of a photograph”? 

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2016 is like a montage of news footage you see in the beginning of a post-apocalyptic movie explaining how the world was ruined.

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