Throughout her career as a photographer

and director, cindy sherman has

raised challenging questions about the

representation of women in society and

the media. Typically working as her own model, she explores

the construction of identity by drawing from movies, Tv,

magazines, the internet, and art history. The museum of

modern art in new York has put together a retrospective of

her work, featuring more than 170 photographs that trace

her career from the groundbreaking series “untitled film

stills” to her recent photographic murals that make their

north american debut at the exhibition. Zoom in on the

details at moma.org.