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Studio Man Ray Photographs by Ira Nowinski
March 5, 2007–August 5, 2007 Man Ray was born Emmanuel Radnitzky in Philadelphia and raised in Brooklyn. In 1911, theRadnitzky family changed their surname to Ray in reaction to the ethnic discrimination andanti-Semitism. In 1921 Man Ray moved to Paris where he made his living as a professionalfashion and portrait photographer while radicalizing the use of photography in the contextof Dada and Surrealist movements. He became internationally famous as the photographerof Parisian artists between the wars. This exhibition will display San Francisco photographer Ira Nowinski’s documentation of Man Ray’s studio inside and out, preserving the Paris studio on film exactly as it had beenduring Man Ray’s final days. Several of Man Ray’s three-dimensional works will be on loanfrom Stephen Wirtz of the Stephen Wirtz Gallery in San Francisco.
Partial list of objects in the exhibition
Ira Nowinski, Silver print,
Le Violon d’Ingres
, with variation of
It’sSpringtime
and parts of various objects, 1983, Gelatin silver print.Copyright 2007 Man Ray Trust/ADAGPIra Nowinski, Various objects on
Le
Beau Temps
wall, 1983, Gelatinsilver print. Copyright 2007 Man Ray Trust/ADAGPIra Nowinski, Leather shadow, 1983, Gelatin silver print. Copyright2007 Man Ray Trust/ADAGP
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Ira Nowinski, Mezzanine table with lamp, pipes, antique iron, and
Café Man Ray
, 1983, Gelatin silver print. Copyright 2007 Man RayTrust/ADAGPrtraitIra Nowinski, Back shelf wall near kitchen with matchbox picture,1983, Gelatin silver print. Copyright 2007 Man Ray Trust/ADAGPIra Nowinski, Surrealist library, with hand made book by Brassaï,1983, Gelatin silver print (2002). Copyright 2007 Man RayTrust/ADAGPIra Nowinski, Eye, 1983, Gelatin silver print. Copyright 2007 ManRay Trust/ADAGPIra Nowinski, Darkroom with negative boxes and box of Agfa pofilm, 1983, Gelatin silver print. Copyright 2007 Man RayTrust/ADAGPIra Nowinski, Danger Haute Tension, hand painted sign on vestibuledoor, 1983, Gelatin silver print. Copyright 2007 Man RayTrust/ADAGP
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Ira Nowinski, Couch with photo of Marcel Duchamp and Man Ray,1983, Gelatin silver print. Copyright 2007 Man Ray Trust/ADAGPIra Nowinski, Couch with
Le Manche dans la Manche
and variousobjects, 1983, Gelatin silver print. Copyright 2007 Man RayTrust/ADAGPIra Nowinski, Bedroom with
L’Observatoire
and two paintings, one of Juliet, 1983, Gelatin silver print. Copyright 2007 Man Ray Trust/ADAGPIra Nowinski, Shelf wall with various objects and drawings, 1983,Gelatin silver print. Copyright 2007 Man Ray Trust/ADAGPIra Nowinski, Imaginary portrait of the Marquis de Sade, 1983,Gelatin silver print. Copyright 2007 Man Ray Trust/ADAGP
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The studio on Rue Ferou in Paris was the home that Man Ray shared with his wife Juliet for twenty-five years. The couple lived and worked there from 1951 until the artist's death in 1976. Juliet…
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