Photographs by Annabel Clark Text by Lynn Redgrave Essay by Dr. Barron Lerner With heart-rending honesty, in bittersweet moments as beautiful as they are difficult, yet with humor and optimism throughout, the photographs and journal entries illustrate a personal journey through the leading cancer diagnosed in women today. An essay by the well-known writer and medical authority Dr. Barron Lerner (author of the critically acclaimed book, The Breast Cancer Wars, and professor of medicine at Columbia University) provides further insight into the disease: where we were twenty years ago in awareness, where we are now, and how far we still have to go. About the Authors: ANNABEL CLARK was born in Topanga Canyon, California. She moved to New York in 2000 to pursue photography and received her B.F.A. from Parsons School of Design in 2003. Her work can be seen in The New York Times Magazine and American Photography 20. LYNN REDGRAVE was born in London, one of five generations of actors in the Redgrave family and the youngest child of Sir Michael Redgrave and Rachel Kempson. She is one of seven family members still acting today, including her sister Vanessa and brother Corin. She made her stage debut in 1962 in A Midsummer Night’s Dream and went on to become a founding member of The Royal National Theatre in Britain. Her film debut came a year later in Tom Jones. In 1966 she received her first Oscar nomination, a Golden Globe, and New York Film Critics Award for her role in Georgy Girl. She has since appeared in over sixty films, including Gods and Monsters, which won her a second Golden Globe and an Oscar nomination. Her numerous theater credits on Broadway and London`s West End have earned her two Tony nominations, an Outer Critics Circle Award and an Obie. She completed a national tour of The Exonerated in 2004. As a playwright, she is the author of Shakespeare for My Father, The Mandrake Root and Nightingale. She began her first journal when she was five and has written in one ever since. DR. BARRON LERNER is a professor of Medicine and Public Health at the Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons, and is author of the critically acclaimed book, The Breast Cancer Wars, among other publications. He lives in Westchester County, New York. Hardcover / $29.95 USD 8" x 11" / 112 pages 65 four-color and duotone photographs November 2004 ISBN: 978-1-8841674-30

Exhibition Information: Late in 2002 British actress Lynn Redgrave learned that she had breast cancer. After sharing the news with her family she made the decision to undergo surgery, followed by a months-long regimen of chemotherapy and radiation. Together with her daughter Annabel Clark, she determined to record the experience, creating a compelling document of treatment and recovery with an unprecedented level of intimacy. With heart-rending honesty, in bittersweet moments as beautiful as they are difficult, the photographs and journal take viewers through a personal journey through the leading cancer diagnosed in women today, and provides further insight into the disease: where we were twenty years ago in awareness, where we are now, and how far we still have to go. Annabel Clark was born in Topanga Canyon, California. She received her B.F.A. from Parsons School of Design in 2003. Her work has been seen in The New York Times Magazine The Guardian, People, Harper’s Bazaar, and on The Today Show, the BBC and more. Dr. Barron Lerner, Professor of Medicine and Public Health at Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons and is author of the critically acclaimed book, The Breast Cancer Wars, among other publications. He lives in Westchester County, New York. Lynn Redgrave was born in London. She is one of five generations of Redgrave actors and one of seven family members still acting today, including her sister Vanessa and brother Corin. She made her stage debut in 1962, and her film debut one year later. In 1966 she received her first Oscar nomination and a Golden Globe and New York Film Critics Award for her role in Georgy Girl. She has appeared in over 60 films, winning a second Golden Globe, an Oscar nomination, two Tony nominations, an Outer Critics Circle Award and an Obie. She completed a national tour of The Exonerated in 2004. As a playwright, she has authored Shakespeare for My Father, The Mandrake Root and Nightingale .She began her first journal when she was five and has written in one ever since. - 2007–2012 tour - Total 68 items totaling 150 linear feet - 37 prints total in matte white wood frames w/UV plexiglass - 19 C-prints in frames measuring 21 x 25” - 13 C-prints in frames measuring 17 x 21” - 1 silver gelatin print in frame measuring 21 x 25” - 4 silver gelatin prints in frames measuring 17 x 21” - 30 caption panels with journal entries - 1 title/introductory panel at 20 x 24” • 3 wood crates at 25 x 20 x 28” - Crates: 3 Total (445 lbs.) •1@ 14.5 x 37.5 ” •1 @ 16.5 x 49 x 49 ” - 6-8 week bookings - Fee: $4,500 plus pro-rated one-way shipping and insurance - Artist and Authors are available for panel discussions and lectures - 15 copies of catalog with each booking.