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1. everloved.com › life-of › sturges-karbanMemories of Sturges Joseph Karban | Ever Loved

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   Browse Sturges Joseph Karban's memorial website to see stories, photos and condolences shared by Sturges's friends and family members. Add your own memories to help show the impact of Sturges's life.

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3. russlevin.com › collections › jock-sturgesJock Sturges – Russell Levin Photography & Gallery

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   Jock Sturges. Many new Jock Sturges photographs have arrived from a few collections. Please contact us for details. Jock Sturges (1947 -) was born in New York City. From 1966 to 1970, he served in the United States Navy as a Russian linguist.

4. everloved.com › life-of › sturges-karbanSturges Joseph Karban's Memorial Website | Ever Loved

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   Celebrate the life of Sturges Joseph Karban from Naples, Florida. Read his obituary, share your memories and condolences, get key updates, and see any funeral details on Sturges Joseph Karban's personal online memorial on Ever Loved.

5. everloved.com › life-of › sturges-karbanSturges Joseph Karban's Obituary - Naples, Florida - Ever Loved

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   Photo. Sturges's obituary. Sturges Joseph Karban, 45, of Boston, Los Angeles, and Naples, sadly passed away on Tuesday, April 9, 2024.

6. www.artory.com › artists › jock-sturges-1947Jock Sturges — 144 Artworks in the Artory Registry.

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   Oct 17, 2018 · Browse works by Jock Sturges here, research their provenance history, and register works that you own by this artist on the Artory Registry.

7. monovisions.com › jock-sturges-absence-of-shameJock Sturges: Absence of Shame - MONOVISIONS

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   Sep 5, 2016 · The exhibition encompasses around 40 photographs, captured with a heavy old 8×10” Kodak Master view camera, and offers a retrospective overview of the work of Jock Sturges from the 1970s to the recent times.

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   What is the Jock Sturges exhibition?

   • The exhibition, titled 'Jock Sturges: Absence of Shame', encompasses around 40 photographs. These photographs were captured using a heavy old 8×10” Kodak Master view camera, offering a retrospective overview of the work of Jock Sturges from the 1970s to the recent times. The photographer declared, 'The hope is to make pictures that somehow access essential human truths suspended in time'.

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   Where did John Sturges work?

   • His subjects are nude adolescents and their families, primarily taken at communes in Northern California and at the Atlantic-coast naturist resort CHM Montalivet in France. Sturges primarily worked with a large 8x10-inch-format view camera, until recently with much of his work made with digital cameras.

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   What camera does John Sturges use?

   • Sturges primarily worked with a large 8x10-inch-format view camera, until recently with much of his work made with digital cameras. He has photographed some subjects over a series of decades, tracing their growth into adults, as well as created images of families spanning several generations.

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9. birdinflight.com › en › inspirationJock Sturges: The World Doesn’t Need More Pictures About Men ...

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   Sep 27, 2016 · In the 1990s, photographs of naked young women by Sturges caught the eye of the FBI and religious communities. While the exhibition was still on, Bird In Flight talked to the photographer about what he learnt from feminism, why he needs a view camera, and which role religious communities play in the life of Americans.