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No one is born an artist
No one is born an artist
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To go beyond the frame
To go beyond the frame
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America
America
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Photography gave me a world through which I could live instantly
Photography gave me a world through which I could live instantly
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The gaze
The gaze
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A time of protest: the 1960s
A time of protest: the 1960s
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Artistic questioning
Artistic questioning
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A series of long cycles
A series of long cycles
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My way of thinking determined my way of looking at the world
My way of thinking determined my way of looking at the world
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The camera today
The camera today
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Synthetization of the sky
Synthetization of the sky
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Voitures bleues et ciel au-dessus (Blue Cars and Sky above Each of Them)
Voitures bleues et ciel au-dessus (Blue Cars and Sky above Each of Them)
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New York, N.Y.
New York, N.Y.
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An afternoon on my balcony
An afternoon on my balcony
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Nature culture
Nature culture
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Lily
Lily
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Being in the world enabled me to go further
Being in the world enabled me to go further
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Pierre Boogaerts
Pierre Boogaerts was born in Brussels in 1946 and came to Canada in 1971. He belongs to a generation of creators who adopted the medium of photography. Over a period of nearly twenty years, from 1972 to 1990, Boogaerts built an impressive photographic corpus that explores the nature of photography in depth. In 1992, having brought this exploration to a close, Boogaerts chose to give his complete photographic works to the Canadian Museum of Contemporary Photography.