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Stores That Are No More - Photo Essays - TIME

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Photographer Brian Ulrich's images explore the haunted shells of America's devastated retail landscape

Brian Ulrich: Close Out—Retail Relics and Ephemera - VCUarts

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Brian Ulrich: Close Out—Retail Relics and Ephemera. January 18-March 10, Opening Friday, January 18. Click here to download a PDF of the press ...

Brian Ulrich: Ghosts of Shopping Past - COOL HUNTING

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In a timely if sobering reminder of the ever changing retail landscape around us, The Morning News recently posted

WUWM Lake Effect's Bonnie North spoke with photographer ...

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His exhibition Brian Ulrich: Copia – Retail,. Thrift and Dark Stores, runs through May 18, This insightful, decade-long, three-phase ... › documents

Brian Ulrich: Copia—Retail, Thrift and Dark Stores, | The...

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Photographer’s exploration of consumer culture opens January 18 RICHMOND – From January 18 to March 10, 2013, the Anderson Gallery of the VCU School of the...

photo-eye | BLOG: A Closer Look: Close Out

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Photographer Brian Ulrich is a bit of an anthropologist of contemporary retail culture. He is obsessed with all things related to big box stores ...

Brian Ulrich: Copia – Retail, Thrift, and Dark Stores,

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Brian Ulrich: Copia—Retail, Thrift, and Dark Stores, 2001–11 |...

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On view at the Cleveland Museum of Art from August 27, to February 26, 2012, Brian Ulrich features 50 color photographs from the artist's Copia series (2001–

Brian Ulrich | Marshall Field's (2009) | Available for ...

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Brian Ulrich photographs the imagery of American consumer culture, from supermarket checkouts to stacked shelves of candy. In his “Copia” series ( ), he depicted American shopping habits in “big-box” retail stores, reacting to George W. Bush’s post proclamation that Americans could show their patriotism by shopping.