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Recent PostsScott Baradell edits and contributes to Black Star Rising. A former newspaper journalist and executive for Belo Corp., Scott is an accomplished brand strategist who leads the Idea Grove agency. He writes the Media Orchard blog and manages the Spin Thicket and Dirt 100 Web sites. He has nearly two decades of experience working closely with professional photographers, both as a journalist and as a corporate photography buyer. in
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August 12th, 2007
“Because they’re originally conceived and created to appear in magazines and advertisements, fashion photographs are often considered disposable,” says Dan Halm, curator of “Click Chic: The Fine Art of Fashion Photography,” an upcoming exhibition at New York’s Visual Arts Museum. “I’m hoping to change that by highlighting some exceptional images that hold their own as works of art.” The exhibition runs from Sept. 6 to Oct. 6; view some of the photographs, including the one at left by Maki Kawakita, here.
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