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Saul Robbins
Saul Robbins is interested in the ways in which people move through,
relate to, and occupy their surroundings, especially the intersection
of private and public experience in the urban environment. His work
has been exhibited internationally, and can be viewed online at
www.whitecolumns.org and www.saulrobbins.com. His work has been
published in The New York Times, TAM, The CPW Photography Quarterly,
Zeek, Wired, Aufbau, San Francisco Photo Metro, and the Berlin
Tagesspiegel, and is in the collections of Alliance Capital, Hunter
College, and the Portland (OR) Museum of Art, among others. Robbins
was the curator of Regarding Intimacy, at The Karl and Bertha
Leubsdorf Gallery at Hunter College in New York City (2007), and co-
curator of No Live Girls, an installation of artist’s videos at The
Lusty Lady in San Francisco and Seattle (2002). In 1998 he was
awarded a NICA Stipendium to study on exchange at Berlin’s Hoch
Schule der Kunste. He lives in New York City, where he received his
MFA from Hunter College.
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