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1. aperture.org › featured › justine-kurland-girl-picturesJustine Kurland Reflects on Her Photographs of Teenage Girl ...

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   Jul 14, 2020 · Justine Kurland Reflects on Her Photographs of Teenage Girl Runaways. Between 1997 and 2002, the photographer portrayed teenage girls as rebels, offering a radical vision of community against the masculine myth of the American landscape. Justine Kurland, Orchard, 1998. Featured - July 14, 2020.

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2. www.justinekurland.com › work › girl-pictures-19972002Girl Pictures (1997–2002) - Justine Kurland

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   Girl Pictures (1997–2002) Between 1997 and 2002 I staged photographs of teenage girls imagining they had run away from home and formed community together on the fringes of cities and suburbs.

3. www.justinekurland.com › books › girl-picturesGirl Pictures, Aperture (2018) — Justine Kurland

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   Photographer Justine Kurland reclaimed this space in her now-iconic series of images of teenage girls, taken between 1997 and 2002 on the road in the American wilderness. “I staged the girls as a standing army of teenaged runaways in resistance to patriarchal ideals,” says Kurland.

4. edition.cnn.com › justine-kurland-girl-picturesRebel girls create their own utopia in Justine Kurland’s pictures

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   May 21, 2020 · After September 11th, Kurland stopped taking photos for “Girl Pictures” and began photographing communes in rural areas of California and Tennessee.

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5. www.anothermag.com › art-photography › 12463Girl Pictures: The Story Behind Justine Kurland’s Teenage

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   Apr 27, 2020 · Originally taken 20 years ago, Justine Kurland’s captivating series Girl Pictures is now published by Aperture. Here, as part of our #CultureIsNotCancelled campaign, she explains the series in her own words

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6. www.thewadsworth.org › justine-kurland-girl-picturesJustine Kurland: Girl Pictures | Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art

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   Dec 18, 2022 · Justine Kurland: Girl Pictures. Through September 10, 2023. The most celebrated series in the artist’s oeuvre thus far, Kurland’s Girl Pictures (1997–2002) is emblematic of teenage experience. Started in New Haven, Connecticut, the series tells a fictional story of an empowered community of young women.

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   Who is Justine Kurland?

   • Between 1997 and 2002, the photographer portrayed teenage girls as rebels, offering a radical vision of community against the masculine myth of the American landscape. Justine Kurland, Orchard, 1998 The Runaways are everything that’s great about teenage girls. The tough ones who never came to school because they were out too late the night before.

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   Does Justine Kurland have 'Terrible Timing' when publishing photography books?

   • Justine Kurland admits to having “terrible timing” when it comes to publishing photography books. “The first book I made with Aperture, Highway Kind, was released the day Trump was elected, and now Girl Pictures comes out in the middle of Covid-19,” she writes to AnOther over email as her latest book is published.

   Girl Pictures: The Story Behind Justine Kurland’s Teenage

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   How did Alyssum Kurland start 'girl pictures'?

   • Kurland began “Girl Pictures” during a summer between semesters at Yale, when she was dating a man with a 15-year-old daughter. Her name was Alyssum and she had been sent to live with her father in New York City because of her rebellious behavior. Together, she and Kurland envisioned the narrative of a runaway girl.

   Justine Kurland's "Girl Pictures" imagined rebellious youth forming

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   What is girl pictures about?

   • The photographs in Girl Pictures were taken 20 years ago, and depict unruly teenagers in the equally wild landscapes of America. Kurland staged her “standing army” of teenage runaways as independent, unapologetic and fearless.

   Girl Pictures: The Story Behind Justine Kurland’s Teenage

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   Who started girl pictures?

   • Kurland began "Girl Pictures" in 1997 while she was a graduate student at Yale. At first she focused on the concept of a runaway girl, but she began thinking about the idea of girls coming together.

   Justine Kurland's "Girl Pictures" imagined rebellious youth forming

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   How long did Linda Kurland live in a van?

   • For over ten years, Kurland lived and travelled the USA in a van with her son, embarking on road trip adventures and taking photographs along the way.

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8. www.wmagazine.com › culture › justine-kurland-girlJustine Kurland Captured Girlhood Before Social Media in ...

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   Jul 10, 2020 · With the advent of iPhone selfies, the posture of the teenage girl takes on a new form: the camera is held by the individual girl at arms’ length from above and maybe they hold their fingers in...