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Ian Van Coller

Ian van Coller (born 1970) is South African American visual artist and academic. He has been a professor of photography at Montana State University since 2006. Van Coller also is a recipient of a 2018 Guggenheim Fellowship.

Ian Van Coller

Name
Ian van Coller
Born
1970
Known for
Photography and Visual Art
Awards
Guggenheim Fellowship
Occupation
photographer

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Ian van Coller (born 1970) is South African American visual artist and academic. He has been a professor of photography at Montana State University since 2006. Van Coller also is a recipient of a 2018 Guggenheim Fellowship.

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Ian Van Coller (born 1970) is a photographer. The photographer was born in Johannesburg. Ian Van Coller worked for Montana State University.

Works by the photographer are held at Print Collection. Ian Van Coller received Guggenheim Fellowship.

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  1. 01Biography
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