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    T Magazine

    From Catherine Opie, a Visual Diary of the Recent Past

    The celebrated photographer shares her snapshots of a time of togetherness.

    By Nadja Spiegelman

    PRINT EDITIONViewfinder; Catherine Opie’s Visual Diary|July 12, 2020, Page ST3
    “Hi There.”
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    Art & Design

    Finding a Lavender Thread Even in Catherine Opie’s Landscapes

    A queer outlook suffuses the photographer’s wide-ranging works, from streetscapes and still lifes to Elizabeth Taylor’s closet.

    By Arthur Lubow

    PRINT EDITIONUnited by a Lavender Thread|August 22, 2021, Page AR10
    In a photo Catherine Opie made on the set of her black-and-white film “The Modernist,” in 2016, the transgender protagonist played by Pig Pen prepares to torch the iconic midcentury Sheats-Goldstein Residence, designed by John Lautner. As Oscar Wilde wrote in a classic line, he is killing the thing he loves.
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    T Magazine

    Catherine Opie’s Work Is More Urgent Now Than Ever

    The artist has been challenging our notions of identity and selfhood for three decades, but her latest project feels uniquely pressing.

    By Janelle Zara

    PRINT EDITIONUrgent Work|October 6, 2019, Page ST3
    The artist Catherine Opie photographed at her studio in Los Angeles.
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    T Magazine

    Mentor/Protégée Friends

    Though they started off as teacher and student, Catherine Opie and Sam Richardson have forged a bond that transcends institutional hierarchies.

    By Kerry Manders

    PRINT EDITIONApril 18, 2021, Page M288
    From left: <strong>SAM RICHARDSON</strong>, photographer and educator, 33; and <strong>CATHERINE OPIE</strong>, artist, 60. Photographed at Opie’s studio in Lincoln Heights, Los Angeles, on March 5, 2021.

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    Art

    A Poet and a Photographer Imagine the Afterlife

    As part of an ongoing series, the photographer Catherine Opie responded to a poem by the writer Nick Flynn.

    By Nick Flynn

    PRINT EDITIONCatherine Opie and Nick Flynn|September 11, 2016, Page M2104
    “For Unknown” by Catherine Opie, 2016.
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    Art & Design

    Catherine Opie: ‘High School Football’

    Catherine Opie’s “High School Football” photographs explore young warriors on the field.

    By Karen Rosenberg

    PRINT EDITIONMarch 30, 2012, Page C26
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    T Magazine

    Catherine Opie in Conversation With Rodarte

    The photographer is the subject of a handful of new shows in New York and Los Angeles. She spoke with the designers Laura and Kate Mulleavy for T.

    By Kate And Laura Mulleavy

    PRINT EDITIONIn Conversation: Reflections of a Photographer|February 21, 2016, Page ST3
    Kate & Laura, 2012
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    Art & Design

    A Curator Unbound: First She Was Fired. Then She Found Freedom

    Helen Molesworth charts a new course with podcasts and a show at the International Center of Photography focusing on artists’ images of artists.

    By Robin Pogrebin

    PRINT EDITIONAfter a Curator Was Fired, She Found Freedom|January 26, 2023, Page C1
    Helen Molesworth, who curated “Face to Face: Portraits of Artists by Tacita Dean, Brigitte Lacombe and Catherine Opie,” at the International Center of Photography. From left, Eileen, 2009 (Catherine Opie); Fran Lebowitz, 2010 (Brigitte Lacombe) and Joan Didion, 2005 (Lacombe).
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    Art & Design

    The World’s Great Photographers, Many Stuck Inside, Have Snapped

    Stephen Shore, Catherine Opie, Todd Hido and others have turned to Instagram to cure ‘corona claustrophobia’ or show how life has changed. They talk about their quarantine pics.

    By Peter Libbey and Jason Farago

    PRINT EDITIONThey’re Stuck Inside, and They’ve Snapped|April 3, 2020, Page C16
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    Book Review

    Immersive and Dramatic New Photography Books

    Lucy Sante analyzes works from Annie Leibovitz, Harry Gruyaert, Gilles Peress, Catherine Opie and other masters of the form.

    By Lucy Sante

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