Deborah Turbeville “Rainy Day People”

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Foxy Production proudly presents Rainy Day People, a series of photographs by Deborah Turbeville (1932-2013), commissioned in 1995 for L’Uomo Vogue. With a moody, after-the-deluge Western theme, Turbeville builds a narrative that is at once mysterious, suspenseful, and sensual.

Turbeville expanded fashion photography’s horizons beyond its mercantile remit into an ethereal, highly charged mix of portraiture, architecture, and landscape. Her work’s abiding theme is the framing of the self in all its multiplicity and fragmentation: “Feeling surreal and dislocated—it’s my favorite way to feel,” said Turbeville. Channeling the maestros of art cinema – Carné, Cocteau, and Tarkovsky – she infuses her photographs with an atmosphere that is enigmatically psychological.

Turbeville’s photographs appeared regularly from the 1970s onward in Zoom, French Camera, and American, French, and Italian Vogue. Her innovations in fashion photography have had an inestimable influence on fashion editorial and advertising as well as on the work of many leading artists.

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from September 10, 2015 to October 17, 2015

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