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“Vulnerability is not winning or losing; it’s having the courage to show up and be seen when we have no control over the outcome. Vulnerability is not weakness; it’s our greatest measure of courage.”
— Brené Brown, Rising Strong
Xie Chaoyu by Leslie Zhang for Vogue China , October 2019
Nora Attal & Malika El Maslouhi by Dan Belieu for Vogue Arabia - December 2019
Adit Priscilla at Blumarine FW 2021
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Astronomical photographs, Harvard College Observatory, Cambridge, 1890-1920
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Sister Cities – For Tokyo, Keith Haring, 5 November 1985
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Editor’s Pick recently opened: “Diptychs”  Brad Jones (collaboration by Brandi Twilley & Jennifer Rubell) Sargent’s Daughters Gallery, 179 East Broadway, NYC Brad Jones is an ongoing collaboration between artists Brandi Twilley and Jennifer Rubell which began in April 2013. The name “Brad Jones" - a loose reconfiguration of Twilley and Rubell’s first names - was imagined by the artists as belonging to the next sensational, aggressive American (male) painter. The pair meet three times each week for two hours at a time to engage in live portrait painting sessions in which Twilley paints and a nude Rubell poses. The sessions have resulted in a series of oil-on-canvas work with tremendous range, from near-abstraction to explicit realism. The painting/posing sessions serve as a private performance inside the collaborative’s practice. As the usual roles of muse/model and author/artist are blended in Brad Jones, the traditional process of portraiture becomes a joint performance and the paintings become both documents and artifacts of these sessions. - thru Dec 7
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