Who awarded Arbus a second fellowship in 1966?
The Guggenheim Foundation
Esquire
Harper's Bazaar
The MoMA
Answer
In 1966, Arbus received a second fellowship from the Guggenheim Foundation. This fellowship allowed her to continue her work photographing people on the street, in their homes, and in other everyday settings. She used these photographs to explore themes of identity, gender, and sexuality.
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