Art

The Wounded

WAR PHOTOGRAPHY AT THE CORCORAN GALLERY OF ART

Eve Tushnet

The end of the draft marked the beginning of the military as a subculture. Art about and by the army has worked to bridge the newly widened gap between soldiers and the rest of the country, helping civilians get as far inside the minds of soldiers as it is possible to get in the quiet safety of a gallery. Two new photography exhibits, running concurrently at the Corcoran Galler (...)


 

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