Now on view at the Chicago Cultural Center, Challenging Vision, a 60-year retrospective exhibition guest curated by Kenneth C. Burkhart that celebrates the career of Chicago-based photographer Barbara Crane. Including over 200 photographs, this collection of her many separate projects make up the most complete survey of her work to date. Aperture published her most recent monograph, Private Views, which celebrates the 1980’s culture as captured through Crane’s Polaroid photography. A special exhibition of her work from Private Views will open at Aperture Gallery on November 2, and Crane will be in conversation with Barbara Hitchcock on November 11 at Aperture Gallery.

Click here to purchase your copy of Private Views through Aperture.

Click here to purchase a signed limited-edition print from Barbara Crane through Aperture.

Click here to view an interview with Barbara Crane courtesy of the Amon Carter Center.

Barbara Crane: Challenging Vision
Saturday, October 3—Sunday, January 10, 2010
Chicago Cultural Center, Exhibit Hall
78 E. Washington Street, Chicago
(312) 744-6630

Tags: Barbara Crane, Barbara Hitchcock, Challenging Vision, Chicago Cultural Center, Kenneth C. Burkhart, Private Views

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