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Taryn Simon Fills Guggenheim With Evidence in ‘Father Country I Do Love You’
The New York Times
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October 29, 2026
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The photographer Taryn Simon spent a decade channeling an F.B.I. agent’s life into pictures. Is it good art? Does it matter?
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