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Ms. Charlesworth, a contemporary of Cindy Sherman and Richard Prince, questioned photography’s role in culture and subverted the medium’s conventions. 
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Gender and sexuality are becoming ever more mutable for the progressive and cosmopolitan global nomad -- that small but growing breed of iconoclast, be s/he biologically male, female or in between.
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"Sarah Charlesworth an American visual artist and photographer, connected to the Conceptual Art movement has died in New York age 66. [...] Charlsworth exhibited widely in the US and abroad. With over 40 exhibitions, a traveling museum retrospective (organized by SITE, Santa Fe) and presence in many major museum shows and collections, Charlesworth was one of the seminal figures whose work was instrumental in bridging the gap between fine art and a critical practice of photography."
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