Box 55
Contains 25 Results:
General, 1987
Kathy Hiesinger proposed an exhibition on postmodernism, but the show was never realized.
[General], 1986-1987
As part of Philadelphia's year-long celebration of the Bicentennial of the Constitution, Martha Chahroudi, Associate Curator of Photographs, organized an exhibition featuring twelve photographers -- Thomas Arndt, Jack Carnell, Larry Fink, Bruce Gilden, Nan Goldin, Nicholas Nixon, Barbara Norfleet, Patrick Pagnano, Judith Ross, Stephen Scheer, Joel Sternfeld, and Jim Stone -- who have chosen the American people in contemporary society as the subject of their work.
Funding. Credits, 1987
As part of Philadelphia's year-long celebration of the Bicentennial of the Constitution, Martha Chahroudi, Associate Curator of Photographs, organized an exhibition featuring twelve photographers -- Thomas Arndt, Jack Carnell, Larry Fink, Bruce Gilden, Nan Goldin, Nicholas Nixon, Barbara Norfleet, Patrick Pagnano, Judith Ross, Stephen Scheer, Joel Sternfeld, and Jim Stone -- who have chosen the American people in contemporary society as the subject of their work.
Funding. Merrill Lynch, 1987
As part of Philadelphia's year-long celebration of the Bicentennial of the Constitution, Martha Chahroudi, Associate Curator of Photographs, organized an exhibition featuring twelve photographers -- Thomas Arndt, Jack Carnell, Larry Fink, Bruce Gilden, Nan Goldin, Nicholas Nixon, Barbara Norfleet, Patrick Pagnano, Judith Ross, Stephen Scheer, Joel Sternfeld, and Jim Stone -- who have chosen the American people in contemporary society as the subject of their work.
Opening events, 1987
As part of Philadelphia's year-long celebration of the Bicentennial of the Constitution, Martha Chahroudi, Associate Curator of Photographs, organized an exhibition featuring twelve photographers -- Thomas Arndt, Jack Carnell, Larry Fink, Bruce Gilden, Nan Goldin, Nicholas Nixon, Barbara Norfleet, Patrick Pagnano, Judith Ross, Stephen Scheer, Joel Sternfeld, and Jim Stone -- who have chosen the American people in contemporary society as the subject of their work.