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Photos: The Month of Photography’s marquee event blurs reality at RedLine

For this week's art review, Michael Paglia visited RedLine to take in a group show celebrating the city-wide Month of Photography. The show, titled The Reality of Fiction, tackles the notion that photos can fool the eye, making them both true depictions of reality and false ones. With only a...
By Erin DubinskiMarch 20, 2013
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For this week’s art review, Michael Paglia visited RedLine to take in a group show celebrating the city-wide Month of Photography. The show, titled The Reality of Fiction, tackles the notion that photos can fool the eye, making them both true depictions of reality and false ones. With only a few exceptions, most are straight photos, with no digital alterations. Continue reading for more photos from the exhibit.

See also:
– Ten shows to see during Month of Photography
– RedLine’s group photography show is earning double takes
– Calling all artists: Put up your work on RedLine’s sexy walls tonight

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Erin Dubinski

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