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Sophie Calle
French, born 1953 206 works onlineIn April 1979, Sophie Calle invited 29 people to occupy her bed. Over eight days, sleepers arrived in shifts—among them bakers recruited from local bakeries, a babysitter from an agency, a woman Calle had met at the market, the artist’s mother, and her younger brother (who brought a friend, a toothbrush, and a set of pajamas).
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Sophie Calle’s The Sleepers
Gallery 419Sophie Calle probes the boundaries between public and private life. In 1979 she began following people around Paris to give structure to her days.
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