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Jean Curran and the Dye Transfer Revival

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Luminous Landscape profiles Jean Curran, who works in dye transfer, a multi-step analogue colour printing process once used in commercial and fine art photography before digital took over. The piece frames her practice around the saturated colour of mid-century cinema.

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