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 Untitled (Plate 3) Virginia (2004) |
 Untitled (Plate 4) Virginia (2005) |
 Untitled (Plate 6) Virginia (2005) |
 Untitled (Plate 7) Virginia (2004) |
 Untitled (Plate 9) NYC (2005) |
 Untitled (Plate 13) Virginia (2005) |
 Untitled (Plate 14) Virginia (2003) |
 Untitled (Plate 20) Virginia (2004) |
 Untitled (Plate 21) Virginia (2003) |
 Untitled (Plate 25) NYC (2004) |
 Untitled (Plate 27) NYC (2002) |
 Untitled (Plate 28) NYC (2004) |
 Untitled (Plate 29) NYC (2002) |
 Untitled (Plate 32) NYC (2006) |
 Untitled (Plate 34) NYC (2004) |
 Untitled, Virginia (2003) |
 Untitled (Plate 37) NYC (2003) |
 Untitled (Plate 40) NYC (2004) |
 Untitled (Plate 41), Virginia (2006) |
 Untitled (Plate 46) NYC (2005) |
 Untitled (Plate 55) NYC (2005) |
 Untitled (Plate 57) NYC (2005) |
 Untitled (Plate 58) NYC (2004) |
 Untitled (Plate 59) Virginia (2004) |
 Untitled (Plate 60) NYC (2006) |
 Untitled (Plate 62) NYC (2005) |
 Untitled (Plate 67) Virginia (2004) |
 Untitled (Plate 76) Virginia (2005) |
 Untitled (Plate 83) NYC (2006) |
 Untitled (Plate 88) Virginia (2005) |
 Untitled (Plate 90) Virginia (2005) |
 Untitled (Plate 125) NYC (2006) |
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| Len Prince and Jessie Mann first met in 2001. He was a photographer
looking for a muse. She was the well known daughter and frequent subject
for her mother, Sally Mann, who felt compelled to explore the creative
possibilities of self-fictionalization, or, as she says, "making
art by being in art". The pair embarked on a partnership which is
about the act of collaboration, carefully creating memorable images that
combine theatrics, performance, and ideas. Inspired by works from mythology, art history and pop-culture, this new series references both public and personal ideologies. In the end, we witness the celebration of a photographer and his muse, committed to reinterpreting the history of art and photography, and the impact of contemporary pop culture on society today. Jessie Mann ‘Self-Possessed’ fuses conceptual astuteness and technical excellence. It is the result of a five year collaboration between a highly regarded photographer and a subject who wittingly and unwittingly has become one of the most compelling and controversial models in photography today. |
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