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Sophie Calle: The Sleepers Mothers Day But there's someone else onCalles seminal 1979 series of people sleeping in her bed: now in English In one of Sophie Calles first artistic experiments, she invited friends, acquaintances and strangers to sleep in her bed. Twenty seven people agreed, among them a baker, a babysitter, an actor, a journalist, a seamstress, a trumpet player and three painters. Calle photographed them awake and asleep, secretly recording any private conversations once the door closed. She served