25.2.2014
The W.H.Y Project: Visual Storytelling to Empower a Generation
Five San Francisco teenagers took to their neighborhood streets and used an iPod and Hipstamatic to weave their stories into a visual storytelling project, #WeHearYouSF. The project aims to empower students, who have not been successful in traditional school settings, to learn by doing.
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24.1.2014
New Stars, Old Tricks: Tintypes Shine at Sundance
One photographer, Victoria Will for Invision/Associated Press, took a unique approach to documenting the celebrities in attendance at the Sundance Film Festival this year: tintypes.
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23.1.2014
To See: ICP Presents “Capa in Color”
The International Center of Photography is showing never-before-seen color images by famous photojournalist Robert Capa in an upcoming exhibit opening Jan 31, 2014.
According to the ICP release, Capa "regularly used color film from the 1940s until his death in 1954. Some of these photographs were published in magazines of the day, but the majority have never been printed, seen, or even studied."
The exhibit, which runs through May 4, 2014, features more than 100 color prints from Capa's post-war career. Below, check out a sneak-preview of some of our favorite images from the selection.
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28.5.2013
Vertical Hong Kong
French graphic artist and photographer Romain Jacquet-Lagrèze captures Hong Kong's soaring heights.
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21.5.2013
Through the Lens of Eggleston
William Eggleston's photographs, some of which are on display now at The Met Museum in New York, reminds us why he an American master. Though not a fan of digital photography, Mr. Eggleston agreed to shoot a digital photo for the upcoming June issue of WSJ. Magazine. Get a preview of that photo here.
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7.12.2012
Hong Kong, in Black and White
“Hong Kong Yesterday," an exhibition of Hong Kong photographer Ho Fan's work, is on display at the AO Vertical Art Space in Hong Kong through December 16. Take a look at some of the photos on display.
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7.12.2012
Backstage: Examining Pollock
The Getty Center in Los Angeles is inviting experts to examine Jackson Pollock's "Mural" to investigate how the work was created. Photographer Michal Czerwonka, on assignment for WSJ, visited a session this fall.
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16.5.2012
The Astronaut and the Butterfly
Photographer Stan Gaz's lastest work is presented in "Ensnared," a multimedia exhibition of sculptures, video and photographs at ClampArt Gallery. As the title suggests, "Ensnared" explores the roles of the hunter and the hunted...
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13.4.2012
Plane Truths in Washington
Photographer Jeffrey Millstein's photographs of airplanes are currently being shown at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum in Washington, D.C.
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5.4.2012
Putting on the Ritts
Mark McKenna, executive director of the Herb Ritts Foundation, was Ritts’s long-ago camera assistant. In a recent interview he tells about the making of the iconic image..
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3.4.2012
Human Relations Department
Photographer Lydia Panas has a keen eye for the subtle tensions and dynamics between people--tracking the gestures and postures of her subjects closely....
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28.3.2012
Flashing the Night Away
What looks like fairy magic is actually a racy mating dance, with the females holding out for males with the perfect flash...
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23.3.2012
For Bach’s Birthday, Sound Underground
A Wall Street Journal multimedia piece about Bach in the Subway. At the link, various performers share their interpretations of Bach's music in subway stations around New York City, recorded by photojournalist Daniella Zalcman on assignment for The Wall Street Journal.
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20.3.2012
Art on a Different Wavelength
Four hundred miles above the Earth's surface, for nearly 40 years, Landstat satellites have collected data for the U.S. Geological Survey, for use in scientific research. “Earth as Art 3,” an exhibit on display at the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C., celebrates some of the more dramatic images..
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28.2.2012
Cindy Sherman’s Halls of Mirrors
Cindy Sherman's work has fueled countless arguments: Are her images self-portraits or not? Is she a feminist or not? Is her work too repetitive? But on this point there is agreement--Cindy Sherman is one of the most influential contemporary artists..
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14.2.2012
Watching and Listening: The Work of Photojournalist Grey Villet
Grey Villet, a photographer for LIFE magazine, took fly-on-the-wall images of Mildred and Richard Loving, the interracial couple behind a milestone Supreme Court case. His photos of the Lovings are now on display at the International Center of Photography in New York and play a key role a new HBO documentary, ‘The Loving Story.’ Below, hear his widow Barbara Villet discuss his work and see more of his photos.
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9.2.2012
Eugene Atget: “Documents pour artistes”
“Eugène Atget: ‘Documents pour artistes,’” an exhibition of photographs by Atget that opened this week at New York’s Museum of Modern Art, takes its name from the sign outside Atget's studio door. The sign underscored his humble intention to make “documents” that could be fodder for the creative output of other artists...
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3.2.2012
Holly Andres, “Farmer” of Photographs
Portland, Oregon based photographer Holly Andres's second solo exhibit in Manhattan, "The Fall of Spring Hill", opened last week at Robert Mann Gallery...
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23.1.2012
True Crime, Times Two
Weegee, the tenacious news photographer famous for his gritty images of New York in the 1930s and ’40s, is the subject of two concurrent shows in Manhattan..
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12.1.2012
Everyone Into the Pool Show
Just in time for the short and dark days of January, "Backyard Oasis" is a sunny book and exhibition including works by such photographers and artists as John Baldessari, Ruth Bernhard, David Hockney, Herb Ritts, Ed Ruscha and Larry Sultan...
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5.1.2012
Walking a Roller Coaster
Call me crazy, but I've never enjoyed the feeling of certain, imminent death that I get while riding roller coasters. That is why I'm hoping this new walking roller coaster is not a one-off, but a lasting trend that soon been represented in amusement parks worldwide...
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30.12.2011
Art for Science’s Sake
Princeton's annual "Art of Science" contest is open to students, faculty, staff and alumni, and aims to prove that science is beautiful--these images were created during the course of research...
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27.12.2011
Close-Up Cuisine
What exactly are we eating? That's the question that Caren Alpert sets out to answer in her "Terra Cibus" series of magnified photos of food on exhibition at the James Beard Foundation in New York through the end of the month.
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9.12.2011
Satomi Shirai’s in-Between Portraits
Ms. Shirai's photographs are on view at Washington's National Portrait Gallery in an exhibition titled "Portraiture Now: Asian American Portraits of Encounter", up until next Oct. 14...
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7.12.2011
Annie Leibovitz’s Pilgrimage
Annie Leibovitz's new book "Pilgrimage" opens with a series of photographs showing Emily Dickinson's only surviving dress, her pressed flower specimens, her rooms and the views she contemplated. Ms. Leibovitz explains the organic process that led to the book..
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25.11.2011
Hitchhiking From the Caspian Sea
Chloe Dewe Mathews’ work on the Caspian Sea recently won the British Journal of Photography’s International Photography Award and will be exhibited in London at the Foto8 Gallery from Nov 22nd until Dec 5th..
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15.11.2011
Family and Loss
Justine Reyes is a winner in the Photo District News 30 (an emerging photographers contest), a recipient of multiple grants, awards and artist residencies...
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31.10.2011
Art of Downsizing
When artist Mac Premo found himself face with moving to a smaller studio, he had to get rid of the thousands of objects he collected over the years as an autobiographical archive. The objects have taken on a new life as "an enormous collage" created inside a 30 yard dumpster you can walk into and explore. His Dumpster Project found a new home this month at the Brooklyn Dekalb Market after premiering at the Dumbo Arts Festival...
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28.10.2011
An Amusement Park for Grown-Ups
At Carsten Höller's exhibition "Experience" at the New Museum in Manhattan this week I signed a two-page waiver, tucked my feet into a canvas sack, lay down, tucked arms in, lifted my head up, and gulped once last time before sliding away...
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3.10.2011
Book on Stores Mixed Bargain
A new Aperture book "Is This Place Great or What" and concurrent exhibition by photographer Brian Ulrich both irritates and impresses. Conceived as a response to the statement made by George W. Bush in 2001; "The vitality of our economy depends on the willingness of Americans to spend…" Ulrich writes: "It seemed simple enough a question-- were people in fact patriotic when shopping? I simply had to see if this was the case.."
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26.9.2011
I Love You Real Fast
Coming of age for Swazi girls is tough. A tiny African nation of one million, Swaziland is ruled by one of the world's last remaining absolute monarchies. Its age-old tradition of polygamy and relaxed attitude toward sexuality is a devastating combination for young women.
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8.9.2011
Doppelgänger in New York
Photographer Cornelia Hediger came to Harlem via Switzerland, yet feels more at home here. This is no surprise-- as an artist, Ms. Hediger is no stranger to strong contrasts and dualities. Her composite photographs begin with a sketch that plays out a narrative between the main character and her doubles. Ms. Hediger plays all parts, and shoots it on film, noting that she’s the only one with enough patience to model in the complex images that manage to seduce and unnerve as psychological portraits.
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26.7.2011
Tamas Dezso at the Half King
The Half King in New York City is opening an exhibition of Hungarian photographer Tamas Dezso's photographs of rural Romania. Opening on August 2nd, the show is part of an ongoing series of exhibitions and intimate opening night discussions with the featured photographer.
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5.7.2011
Looking Through the Eyes of Soldiers
The veterans project of Brooklyn-based photographer Jennifer Karady uses the narrative, set-up shots of art photography to address real people and events more typically treated by photojournalists. In 2004 she began reading about the profound effects of combat stress and eventually decided she wanted to make photos with veterans to stage their war stories. When she discovered that post-traumatic stress disorder was being successfully treated with virtual reality technology, with veterans re-enacting their "trigger" moments, she knew she had hit on a way to tell the veteran's narratives.
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5.7.2011
Jill Greenberg at ClampArt
Feast your jaded, sun-weary eyes on Jill Greenberg's latest tour de force "Glass Ceiling" on view at ClampArt in New York City now through August 19th, 2011.
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21.6.2011
Last Chance to See Fieldwork
Time is running short to see "Fieldwork," an exhibition of stunning photography by Finnish photographer Sanna Kannisto on view at the Aperture Gallery in New York City closing on June 23rd.
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16.6.2011
John Chervinsky at Wall Space Gallery
Photographer John Chervinsky works for Harvard University’s Rowland Institute for Science, but at home in his attic studio he wrestles with the purely poetic. His themes are explored through perspective and optics, executed as ephemeral sculptures and drawings that are photographed for the final result. The style of the images seems to fall somewhere between [...]
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