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Topeka Says Goodbye to Girl Culture
posted by Trish
Monday, May 04, 2009
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Lauren Greenfield’s Girl Culture exhibit leaves us with incredilble attendance numbers (3,311 to be exact) and fond memories. It was amazing to see so much excitement and support surrounding Girl Culture. Lauren expressed to me how grateful and excited she was to exhibit her photographs inside a library. One advantage of housing this exhibit inside the Topeka and Shawnee Public Library, is the diversity of visitors that come through our doors already on a day-to-day basis. Lauren...
From our Guestbook
posted by Heather Kearns
Monday, April 20, 2009
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Want to read what people said about Lauren Greenfield's Girl Culture exhibit?
We truly appreciate it when our visitors take time to sign our guestbook. We learn a lot, from opinions about the show, where visitors are from and how far-reaching our efforts can be (we had a man from Turkey to see Lauren's work).
We also learn what people want to see. Guests make suggestions about artisits they like or encourage/discourage us from repeating an exhibit or artists again.
Feel...
Girl Culture brings up a good question
posted by Heather Kearns
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
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We've had several people ask us recently about Girl Culture's mature content and what happens when a young person expresses interest in seeing the exhibit.
New customers receive a vast amount of printed information from us. I usually give gallery visitors a copy of ConnectNOW, our monthly (and soon to be bi-monthly magazine of events and resources), Library Policies and Procedures, information about joining the Friends of the Library, the Exhibit Schedule, the current exhibit...
Lauren Greenfield, 48 hours later ...
posted by Heather Kearns
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
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It hit me earlier today during an impromptu tour with some Medical Tech students from Bryan College. We were looking at one of the images in the Girl Culture show, and I was trying...
Lauren Greenfield digs deep under the surface of Girl Culture
posted by Lisa Coble-Krings
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
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Artist’s Talk: Girl Culture’s Lauren Greenfield
posted by Heather Kearns
Monday, March 09, 2009
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Los Angeles-based Photographer Lauren Greenfield addresses the ideals of outward beauty and sexuality in Girl Culture, a traveling exhibit open now through April 17 in the Alice C. Sabatini Gallery. Girl Culture is co-sponsored by the Junior League of Topeka.
Let’s Talk Girl Culture
posted by Heather Kearns
Wednesday, March 04, 2009
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We want to hear your voice.
Let's start a conversation.
It is virtually impossible to view Lauren Greenfield's subject matter without recognizing our own community in her photographs.
Evidence of media and pop culture influence on women and girls can be found everywhere, from the mall and coffeeshops to schools and locker rooms. Many of Greenfield's subjects could be our own daughters, wives, mothers, sisters, best friends, girlfriends. Her work can be difficult to look...
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