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Photograph by Philip-Lorca DiCorcia
Philip-Lorca diCorcia's photograph of a male prostitute in LA in the '80s is part of an ICA exhibition of his work. (Pace/MacGill Gallery) Pace/MacGill Gallery
Visual Arts

Merging detachment and intimacy

By Ken Johnson
Globe Staff / May 20, 2007

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Female pole dancers -- nude and mostly nude -- will be on display at the Institute of Contemporary Art this summer. No, it's not a gambit to increase attendance. They are the subjects of a series of striking life-size photographs by Philip-Lorca diCorcia , whose work will be presented in the ICA's first full-scale solo artist exhibition in its new ... (Full article: 525 words)

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