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From the series Amelia’s World and Animal Affinity by Robin Schwartz

Delhi Photo Festival 2013

Delhi Photo Festival

Delhi Photo Festival
New Delhi, India

From the series Amelia’s World and Animal Affinity
by Robin Schwartz

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  • Title: From the series Amelia’s World and Animal Affinity by Robin Schwartz
  • Creator: Delhi Photo Festival 2013
  • Rights: © Robin Schwartz All rights reserved. May not be copied without prior written consent.
  • Photographer's site: www.robinschwartz.net/
  • Photographer: Robin Schwartz
  • About the series: Amelia’s World and Animal Affinity: These are photographs drawn from real journeys undertaken by Robin Schwartz and her daughter, Amelia, in the interspecies private world that they inhabit together with animals of all varieties. The photographs are not documents - they are evidence of an invented world and the fables they enact in that world. Over the past ten years, this photography project has acted as an opportunity to access dreams and discover the extraordinary.
  • About the Photographer: Robin Schwartz, b.1957, USA, has a Master of Fine Arts in Photography from Pratt Institute. Her photographs are held in several museum collections, including The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Museum of Modern Art, The Smithsonian American Art Museum, and The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. The Aperture Foundation published Schwartz’s third monograph, Amelia’s World, edited by Tim Barber. Images from this series were exhibited in Various Photographs, an installation curated by Barber for the New York Photo Festival and 100 Portraits—100 Photographers, a digital exhibition of current portraiture. Schwartz’s work has been presented in several photography festivals across the globe, and in magazines like The National Geographic, The New Yorker, State magazine etc. She is represented by CLAMPART Gallery, NYC
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