When was her work included in the MoMA exhibit'New Documents'?
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1971
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In 1967, Lee Friedlander's photographs were included in the Museum of Modern Art's (MoMA) exhibit'New Documents'. The exhibit featured the work of photographers who were not affiliated with the established art world, and it helped to bring attention to the work of young, independent photographers. Friedlander's work in the exhibit included photographs of everyday life in New York City, as well as images of the civil rights movement.
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