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  • the past in the future tense
  • Borrowed Scenery
  • Flat Matter
  • Leap Après la Souris
  • Revised Sequence
  • Negative
  • A Faithful and Convenient Machine…
  • Lacock Abbey
  • Idleness (Field Well)
  • Antenna (Miscommunication)
  • Research
  • Old Money
  • Town/Country
  • The Moon
  • I come from a serious place
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New Cats In Art Photography Goes Live at Humble Arts Foundation

Added on August 26, 2014 by James Johnson.

Curated by Jon Feinstein

Humble Arts Foundation is pleased to present group show 41: New Cats in Art Photography, a collection of 100 cat images from some of our favorite photographers around the world, curated by Jon Feinstein.

Why do we love cats? Why are they one of the most viral entities known to post Generation X’ers and Millennials? Why are feline musings simultaneously click-bait dreams and equally one of the largest causes of social media animosity and “de-friending?” This exhibition doesn't answer any of those questions. Nor does it project any theories on the impact of cats in our rapidly shifting contemporary photographic landscape, but it does give you a glimpse into how cats make their way into the work some of today's most challenging (and globally diverse) photographers.

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