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Viviane Moos Born: 1950 Resides: New York, NY Heritage: Brazilian and Argentinian Selected Exhibitions: Thomas Werner Gallery, New York, NY SABA Gallery, New York,NY Visa Pour L'Image, Perpigan, France Visa Pour L'Image, Perpigan, France Centro de la Imagem, Mexico City, Mexico The Light Factory, Charlotte, NC FNAC, Paris, France Women's Confernce, Beijing, China Konica Plaza, Tokyo, Japan Education: B.A. University of Zurich Awards: First and Third Prize, World Press Photo, Amsterdam, Holland Best Photojournalism, World Hunger/Harry Chapin Media Award Canon Photo Essay Award Picture Story Awards, NPPA/POY The North American Grant from the Mother Jones International Fund for Documentary Photography Grant, Eugene Smith Memorial Foundation Publications: Time Magazine, Smithsonian Magazine, Paris Match, Le Figaro, French Photo, American Photo, The Independent Magazine, The Daily Telegraph, Marie Claire. Born in the United State, in 1950, Vivian Moos earned her BA from University of Zurich, Switzerland. Her work has been shown in Dancer & The Swimming Pool – Thomas Werner Gallery, New York and Abandoned Railways Car & The Dancers- SABA Gallery in New York too. She currently lives in New York. “My documentary work requires developing a relationship with my subjects that takes time. This goes for prostitutes and street gangs in Brazil, the French police at work, baby orphan orangutans on Indonesia or a young couple dealing with their newborn triplets in New York. I become a part of their families and they allow me to share their lives.” These image have been published and exhibited internationally and have won numerous awards and grants. “My passion is to be a voice for the voiceless, which is why I work with women and children, bring back their survival struggle in the hopes that people will care and help change the world when they see what is happening around them.” |
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