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Is Arne Svenson’s Neighbors series an Invasion of Privacy?
Arne Svenson’s The Neighbors photo series is clearly an invasion of privacy, but the intent does make it art and at the same time raise societal issues. We currently live in a society where we essentially have no privacy, especially … Continue reading
Discussion Topic: Is Arne Svenson’s Neighbors series an Invasion of Privacy?
Last summer, the photographer Arne Svenson exhibited his Neighbors series at the Julie Saul Gallery in New York City. His photographs created an uproar when his real-world neighbors learned that they were the subjects of his photographs. Using a telephoto … Continue reading
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Tagged Arne Svenson, First Amendment, Julie Saul Gallery, Neighbors, privacy, voyeurism
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