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    The Nicaraguans: Twenty Years Between Portraits

    I have a show of 19 diptychs opening on Tuesday, May 2nd at the Soho Photo Gallery in New York City.

    In the early 1990’s I traveled to Nicaragua to make formal, 4x5 portraits of villagers in the small, rural pueblo of Larreynaga. Twenty years later, I returned to remake their images and to reconnect with their lives. The resulting portraits pull in opposite directions: while they distinctly mark the passage of time, I believe they are also timeless.

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    Re: The Nicaraguans: Twenty Years Between Portraits

    Sounds like a really heartfelt show..i used to live,on white street in on the corner of west Broadway...tge little 2 story house on the corner

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    Re: The Nicaraguans: Twenty Years Between Portraits

    Wish I were in the area to see it. congrats and may it be well received!
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    Re: The Nicaraguans: Twenty Years Between Portraits

    Excellent, congrats, Robert.

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    Re: The Nicaraguans: Twenty Years Between Portraits

    Robert, this looks like a fantastic project. Congratulations on the show!
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    Re: The Nicaraguans: Twenty Years Between Portraits

    Congratulation Robert.
    Wish you all the success.

    The generosity of spirit in this forum is great, its warmly appreciated.
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    Re: The Nicaraguans: Twenty Years Between Portraits

    A beautiful idea and the photo shown here promises a great show. I hope it is as well received as the hard work that went into it deserves

    Monty

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    Re: The Nicaraguans: Twenty Years Between Portraits

    Congratulations, Robert! The 2 photo's in your announcement are superb.
    I just returned from a 2 1/2 week round trip in Nicaragua and I was impressed by the country, its history and the people. Is there any place I can see more of your photo's?
    I live in The Netherlands and though I would love to visit your exhibition, traveling to New York is just a bit too much (though I love that city; I was there a year ago).

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    Re: The Nicaraguans: Twenty Years Between Portraits

    Quote Originally Posted by Ron789 View Post
    Congratulations, Robert! The 2 photo's in your announcement are superb.
    I just returned from a 2 1/2 week round trip in Nicaragua and I was impressed by the country, its history and the people. Is there any place I can see more of your photo's?
    I live in The Netherlands and though I would love to visit your exhibition, traveling to New York is just a bit too much (though I love that city; I was there a year ago).
    Very kind of you, Ron. There's a section of my website with more of the photos http://www.robertkalmanweb.com/galle...0Years%20Apart
    The exhibition itself can be seen here: https://www.artsy.net/artist/robert-kalman

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    Re: The Nicaraguans: Twenty Years Between Portraits

    I much enjoyed the 2 websites you provided! I noticed that the gallery is advertising your prints for sale as "inkjet fine art prints". Since the images were made on 4x5" film I would expect analog prints. Are the prints really digital inkjet prints? I also noticed they are advertised as 16x20 in, but the frames with the 2 photo's are much more rectangular. Is 16x20" the size of just one image?

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