You probably wouldn't as a rule expect to find photographic portraits of female bodybuilders featured in a dignified art exhibition, much less their carrying the name of a celebrated artist whose work is part of the
Permanent Collection of the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery. But that is exactly what you will find at
Hasted Hunt Kraeutler, which is hosting
Martin Schoeller's "Female Bodybuilders" through August 27. (Location: 537 West 24th St, Ground Floor; Chelsea, New York City 10011.)
Judging by not only his work but also
his words, Schoeller's appreciation of female bodybuilders is paired with a keen awareness of what they can teach the rest of us.
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