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Ruth Kaplan MFA Thesis

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2010.

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R18382-51-4-E

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6358293

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Ruth Kaplan fonds

Some Kind of Divine

Ruth Kaplan MFA Thesis
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2010.

Place:

Canada:

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Canada

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1 PDF

Language of material:

English

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Digital copy of Ruth Kaplan's written MFA thesis from Toronto Metropolitan University (Ryerson). This written work accompanies Kaplan's MFA thesis exhibition Some Kind of DIvine, it provides context and présents the research she conducted in the conceptualization and creation of the photographs.

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Kaplan, Ruth

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Kaplan, Ruth : Ruth Kaplan (Montreal) 1955 -) is a Canadian documentary photographer, living in Toronto. She has been practicing photography since the mid 1970s, when she completed photographic degrees at both Concordia University and Ryerson. Her work is found in the Montréal Museum of Fine Arts, the National Gallery of Canada, the Art Gallery of Ontario, the Bibliothèque Nationale de France, and many other institutions. Her work has been published in Border Crossings, CV Photo, Geist, The Globe and Mail, The Guardian, and The Toronto Star, amongst others. She received international attention for her Bathers project, in which she documented people attending public baths and spas, in North America and Europe.

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Acquired directly from the photographer Ruth Kaplan

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2022-00286-5
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