Out of the Wild: Zoo Portraits Painting The mid-1970s was a time

The mid-1970s was a time when the death of glam and the birth of punk rock collided in a celebration of glitter and grunge

known as “the best show in town” (Vanity Fair) and “New York City’s most beloved society restaurant” (Town & Country)

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Capa Gold Medal winner and Pulitzer Prize–nominated photographer Corinne Dufka covered some of the bloodiest conflicts of the late twentieth century

Out of the Wild: Zoo Portraits Painting The mid-1970s was a timePreface by Barbara Stauss. Zoos work to preserve nature, protecting animals from the encroaching human presence in their native environments. Cages and glassthese barriers exist to protect both the animals and the visitors. Photographer Boza Ivanovic, however, artfully transforms this dynamic in his latest book, Out of the Wild: Zoo Portraits. His photographs pull viewers past protective boundaries, reinstating a sensation of awe and even fear. Here,