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Stephen Shore: If I had any, they were based on what I saw in Dubai, which I had visited by chance just six months prior.
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The influential heir to a tradition that began with road-tripping photographers like Walker Evans and Robert Frank, Stephen Shore is best known for his stark, 1970s-era color images of aspects of American life—diners, drive-ins and motel marquees.
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INSPIRATION: Stephen Shore photographs shown and suburban California in the 1970s; THE LOOK: Weaving patterns at Proenza Schouler.
Interior Motives Meenal Mistry 2011
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(Uncommon Places, Aperture 2008) INSPIRATION: Stephen Shore photographs (shown) and suburban California in the 1970s
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As in a print of a Baroque molding blooming out of the bodice of a striped Prada dress, or Rodarte's collection of grainy faux-bois tops and skirts inspired in part by Stephen Shore's photographs of 1970s suburban interiors.
Interior Motives Meenal Mistry 2011
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Rome: The American artist Stephen Shore is the photography world's great prodigy.
Shore's Haunting Pictures J.S. Marcus 2010
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Rome: The American artist Stephen Shore is the photography world's great prodigy.
Shore's Haunting Pictures J.S. Marcus 2010
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The result is something like the photography of William Eggleston and Stephen Shore, but even less is manipulated, even less is arranged.
CHASING the WHITE DOG MAX WATMAN 2010
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This time around, though, Stephen Shore emerges as the central figure, both for his playful ideas about photographing in series and for the enduring integrity of his large-format urban landscapes.
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Rome: The American artist Stephen Shore is the photography world's great prodigy.
Shore's Haunting Pictures J.S. Marcus 2010
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