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DESCRIPTION:Aug 29 - Dec 7\, 2026\nShe was a muse to the artist Man Ray\, w
 ho mentored her in photography. She was a photojournalist during W.W. II\,
  and near its end was stationed in Adolf Hitler’s house. She was a contr
 ibutor to Vogue who took portraits of artists such as Pablo Picasso and Jo
 an Miró. No\, this isn’t the plot of a bad-ass spy movie but the life o
 f the photographer Lee Miller. Born in Poughkeepsie\, New York\, in 1907\,
  Miller rose to fame as a model\, decided to work behind the camera\, and 
 famously captured the aftermath of D-Day\, the discovery of the Dachau con
 centration camp\, and the harsh realities of postwar Europe. Later\, she m
 oved into Surrealism\, embracing her “feel for the incongruities of dail
 y life\,” according to her biographer Carolyn Burke. Organized by the Ar
 t Institute of Chicago in collaboration with Tate Britain and the Musée d
 ’Art Moderne de Paris\, the exhibition brings together roughly 250 vinta
 ge and modern prints\, some of which have never before been exhibited.
LOCATION:Art Institute of Chicago\, 111 S Michigan Ave\, Chicago\, IL 60603
 \, USA
SUMMARY:Lee Miller: Fearless
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