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Nick Waplington- We Dance in Mysteries: The Isaac Mizrahi Photographs
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Hamiltons is delighted to be showing this sparkling and vivacious selection of photographs following the artist’s highly acclaimed 2024 show, Living Room, at the gallery.
Waplington’s own unique style grants us access to a golden moment where the worlds of fashion, art and music offered limitless expression and unadulterated freedom. In these images, the seam that separates night and day holds a crackling electricity and invites us to experience the burning intensity of a now-vanished world.
Title: Nick Waplington- We Dance in Mysteries: The Isaac Mizrahi Photographs
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Hamiltons is delighted to be showing this sparkling and vivacious selection of photographs following the artist’s highly acclaimed 2024 show, Living Room, at the gallery.
Waplington’s own unique style grants us access to a golden moment where the worlds of fashion, art and music offered limitless expression and unadulterated freedom.
In these images, the seam that separates night and day holds a crackling electricity and invites us to experience the burning intensity of a now-vanished world.
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