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Martine Gutierrez: Selected works
Martine Gutierrez: Selected works
Using herself as a model, Martine Gutierrez acts as both subject and creator, transforming the language of fashion, advertising, and cinema with humor and imagination to explore identities that touch on race, class, gender, and sexuality.















Martine GutierrezP.P.S. Christopher Columbus was a Fuck Boi
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Martine GutierrezQueer Rage, Growing Up Bites, p66 from Indigenous Woman
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Martine GutierrezQueer Rage, Dear Diary, No Signal During VH1’s Fiercest Divas, p72 from Indigenous Woman
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Martine GutierrezBody En Thrall, p110 from Indigenous Woman
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Martine GutierrezPlastics, Dahlia
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Martine GutierrezPlastics, Edith
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Martine GutierrezPlastics, Brigitte
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Martine GutierrezIdentity Boots Ad, p99 from Indigenous Woman
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Martine GutierrezNeo-Indeo, Monochrome Mamacita, p28 from Indigenous Woman
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Martine GutierrezNeo-Indeo, Mam Going Bananas, p27 from Indigenous Woman
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Martine GutierrezNeo-Indeo, Cakchiquel Calor, p34 from Indigenous Woman
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Martine GutierrezBody En Thrall, p113 from Indigenous Woman
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Martine GutierrezCleopatra from ANTI-ICON: APOKALYPSIS
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Martine GutierrezGodiva from ANTI-ICON: APOKALYPSIS
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Alec Soth: I Know How Furiously Your Heart Is Beating
Alec Soth: I Know How Furiously Your Heart Is Beating
Taking its name from a line in Wallace Stevens’s poem “The Gray Room,” this body of work investigates the possibilities and limitations of what photographs can convey about the inner lives of their subjects. Intimate and quiet, the images reveal something otherwise unknowable about both the sitter and the photographer.














Alec SothAlex’s New Orleans
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Alec SothLittle Red Corvette. Minneapolis.
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Alec SothNick. Los Angeles.
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Alec SothPainting. New Orleans.
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Alec SothYuko, Berlin.
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Alec SothVéronique’s View. Toulouse.
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Alec SothKeni. New Orleans.
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Alec SothEmily’s Flowers. Brooklyn.
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Alec SothGalina. Odessa.
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Alec SothSusanne’s View. London.
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Alec SothSimone. Los Angeles.
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Alec SothLeyla and Sabine. New Orleans.
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Alec SothSonya and Dombrovsky. Odessa.
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