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Andres Serrano

I’ve never called myself a photographer. I studied painting and sculpture and see myself as an artist with a camera.
I learned everything I know about art from Marcel Duchamp who taught me that anything, including a photograph,
could be a work of art. -Andres Serrano

The Work

Don't miss out on seeing Andres Serrano's "Dennis Alley Sr. Otoe—Missouria" on special loan for a short time. Serrano captured the world's attention when in 1988 his work "Piss Christ" exhibited at Winston-Salem's SECCA sparked national debate, drawing a fierce attack from Senator Jesse Helms over the National Endowment for the Arts' role in funding controversial art.

Dennis Alley Sr. Otoe—Missouria, Cibachrome, 24/50, 1996, 33 x 27 inches

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Andres Serrano

I’ve never called myself a photographer. I studied painting and sculpture and see myself as an artist with a camera. I learned everything I know about art from Marcel Duchamp who taught me that anything, including a photograph, could be a work of art. -Andres Serrano

The Work

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I’ve never called myself a photographer. I studied painting and sculpture and see myself as an artist with a camera.
I learned everything I know about art from Marcel Duchamp who taught me that anything, including a photograph,
could be a work of art. -Andres Serrano