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- The Woman and the Red Balloon
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- Reflection
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- Smoke Break
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- Security
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- The Phantom of Somerville
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- Clutching Her Purse
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- 32 E. 7th Street
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- No Trespassing
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- The Silvertone Lounge
Frank Curran
Isolated
My street photographs feature the solitary figure within the urban environment. In a hostile and alienating world, some pursue escape or comfort. Some seek to avoid, while others make the most of it, grinning and bearing the onslaughts of everyday life. Still others can find a sort of peace, wherever they may find themselves. Mostly, we are alone. We survive with a grim determination. The lucky ones have a higher purpose or someone to come home to. This body of works explores some of these environments and the strategies that individuals employ to cope with isolation.
Artist Bio
Frank Curran has been an assignment photographer for more than 30 years, working with a diverse range of clients in the Boston area, including Boston University, Harvard University, Children’s Hospital and some of the leading Biotech companies in the region. A graduate of Hunter College and Boston University, early in Frank’s career he studied photography with Carl Chiarenza, Stephan Gersh and Chris Enos.
Frank has exhibited work in two person shows at the Trident Bookseller Café on Newbury Street in Boston, and The Brookline Public Library and has appeared in group shows at the Davis/Orton Gallery in Hudson, NY, the A Smith Gallery in Johnson City TX, and the Los Angeles Center for Digital Arts, among others.
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