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Walter Wick

The artist Walter Wick appears in the recent coverage of High Museum to Open Walter Wick Survey of ‘I SPY!’ Images and Build-As-Image Sets in Atlanta, and often referenced in articles from United States. Wick is primarily associated with Photography.

Artwork associated with Walter Wick Image: Walter Wick (American, born Hartford, Connecticut, 1953), City Blocks, from I SPY Fantasy, 1994, pigmented inkjet photograph, New Britain Museum of American Art, gift of Walter Wick and Linda Cheverton Wick. © 1994 Walter Wick.
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High Museum to Open Walter Wick Survey of ‘I SPY!’ Images and Build-As-Image Sets Image: Walter Wick (American, born Hartford, Connecticut, 1953), City Blocks, from I SPY Fantasy, 1994, pigmented inkjet photograph, New Britain Museum of American Art, gift of Walter Wick and Linda Cheverton Wick. © 1994 Walter Wick.
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High Museum to Open Walter Wick Survey of ‘I SPY!’ Images and Build-As-Image Sets

The High Museum of Art in Atlanta will open ‘I SPY! Walter Wick’s Hidden Wonders’ on August 28, presenting what the museum describes as the largest survey of Walter Wick’s work to date.

Read full story Atlanta · 13 Aug 2026 [REPORT]

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