Diane Arbus

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Celebrated for her work alongside marginalized groups within society, Diane Arbus was a renowned photographer whose wide range of subjects included nudists, dwarves and members of the LGBTQ community.

« My favorite thing is to go where I've never been. »
Diane Arbus

Mia Villiers-farrow On A Bed

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Arbus’ long-standing fascination with individuality and identity was the biggest catalyst for her exploration into society and the body-types, sexualities and various other differences that defied the ‘norm’ - she had initially began her career as commercial photographer, but eventually found a medium through which she could express her celebration of social ‘deviance‘.

« A photograph is a secret about a secret.
The more it tells you the less you know. »
Diane Arbus

Seated Man in a Bra and Stockings; Triplets in Their Bedroom and Puerto Rican Woman With a Beauty Mark are among some of the most evocative photographs she has captured throughout her career.

United States / female artist / Contemporary Art

ARTWORKS BY Diane Arbus

Diane Arbus

Mia Villiers-farrow On A Bed, 1964

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What is contemporary art?

Contemporary art describes avant-garde or innovative art created in the recent past or the present day. The date describing the beginning of contemporary art varies by the institutions which exhibit the style. The museums often date the era based on their founding year.

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