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OSMOS Magazine: Issue 25

By Cay Sophie Rabinowitz (Editor), Gauri Gill (Text by), Naomi Huth (Text by), Louis Jaffe (Text by), Jonah Goldman Key (Text by), James P. Mayer (Text by), Michal Nanoru (Text by), Christian Rattemeyer (Text by), Nicole Wilson (Text by), Matthew Brandt (Contribution by), Catherine DeLattre (Contribution by), Gauri Gill (Contribution by), Jakub Matuska (Contribution by), James P. Mayer (Contribution by), Adrianna Newell (Contribution by), RaMell Ross (Contribution by), Nicole Wilson (Contribution by)
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By Cay Sophie Rabinowitz (Editor), Gauri Gill (Text by), Naomi Huth (Text by), Louis Jaffe (Text by), Jonah Goldman Key (Text by), James P. Mayer (Text by), Michal Nanoru (Text by), Christian Rattemeyer (Text by), Nicole Wilson (Text by), Matthew Brandt (Contribution by), Catherine DeLattre (Contribution by), Gauri Gill (Contribution by), Jakub Matuska (Contribution by), James P. Mayer (Contribution by), Adrianna Newell (Contribution by), RaMell Ross (Contribution by), Nicole Wilson (Contribution by)
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This issue of OSMOS features, among other artists, the work of Ramell Ross, director of the Academy Award-nominated film Nickel Boys

From Cay Sophie Rabinowitz, former Senior Editor of Parkett and founder of Fantom, OSMOS is an "art magazine about the use and abuse of photography." Each issue is divided into thematic sections: some traditional, such as "Portfolio," "Stories," and "Reportage"--and others more idiosyncratic, such as "Eye of the Beholder," where gallerists and curators discuss ...

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