Artifacts: Photographer Adrienne Grunwald

For several months in 2010 through 2013, Adrienne Grunwald lived with and documented the lives of professional female futebol (soccer) players in Brazil for her series “Guerreiras.” Since then, she has been based in New York, working on personal projects and local assignments. She recently became a member of the photography collective MJR.

“When I left for Brazil in 2010, I packed up my studio apartment and put all of the seemingly unnecessary possessions from my previous life in boxes. Four years later, I have yet to open most those boxes and am not sure that I ever will. This collection of artifacts are some of the things that I have kept close. In a way, what I

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