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PIETRO PAOLINIBolivians [World Press Photo 2012 / Daily Life,...
PIETRO PAOLINIBolivians [World Press Photo 2012 / Daily Life, 2nd prize stories Photos: 1. A group of Indios organizing themselves in Tihuanaku, the most sacred place in Bolivia, during the...
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“Somewhere There’s Music…” by Larry...
“Somewhere There’s Music…” by Larry Fink THIRD FLOOR GALLERY14 January - 19 February 2012Find out more here«When photographer Larry Fink started out, the loud, chaotic and spiritual jazz scene was...
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DUST AND SCRATCHESFebruary, 13th — February, 19th 2012 Moscow...
DUST AND SCRATCHESFebruary, 13th — February, 19th 2012 Moscow Museum of Contemporary Art The Moscow Museum of Modern Art and the Esquire magazine present the exhibition Dust and Scratches. The project...
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UNDERCOVER #009: ANDERS PETERSEN
Photo: Anders Petersen “Lily and Rose”, 1969 TOM WAITS “RAIN DOGS”, 1985 Island Records Rain Dogs was released between the two masterpiece albums Swordfishtrombones (1983) and Franks Wild Years (1987)...
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ROBERT ADAMS Colorado Springs, Colorado, 1968 Robert Adams (born...
ROBERT ADAMS Colorado Springs, Colorado, 1968 Robert Adams (born 1937) has been photographing the American West for more than 40 years. Adams’s photographs emphasize the redemptive beauty of nature in...
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Cruel and Unusual Worldwide, prisons are ʻhomeʼ to more than 9...
Cruel and Unusual Worldwide, prisons are ʻhomeʼ to more than 9 million people, and their numbers will only increase over the coming decades. But what do our various societies seek to accomplish by...
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WATTS AND SKEEN Watts and Skeen was a commercial photographic...
WATTS AND SKEEN Watts and Skeen was a commercial photographic company active in Burma (now Myanmar) from the 1880s to the 1900s. The firm was managed by F.A.E. Skeen. Skeen had gone to Ceylon (now Sri...
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METADATA #7: LISA KERESZI
BY GARY GREEN Lisa Kereszi received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Bard College in 1995. After moving to New York City she worked as an assistant to Nan Goldin before returning to graduate school at...
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KURT TONG: ‘IN CASE IT RAINS IN...
KURT TONG: ‘IN CASE IT RAINS IN HEAVEN’ «Traditionally, many Chinese believe that when a person dies, he leaves with no earthly possessions and it’s up to their descendants to provide for them in their...
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Jeff Brouws Car fire, Interstate 40, California, 1995 (from...
Jeff Brouws Car fire, Interstate 40, California, 1995 (from ‘Highway Landscape’) «I’ve been actively photographing the American cultural Landscape for about 25 years. Initially what I examined were the...
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PAUL STRAND (1890 – 1976) The American artist Paul Strand had a...
PAUL STRAND (1890 – 1976) The American artist Paul Strand had a long and productive career with the camera. His pictorialist studies of the 1910s, followed by the coolly seductive machine photographs...
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Thomas Cowperthwaite Eakins, Walt Whitman, 1891, Thomas...
Thomas Cowperthwaite Eakins, Walt Whitman, 1891, Thomas Cowperthwait Eakins (July 25, 1844 – June 25, 1916) was an American realist painter, photographer[2], sculptor, and fine arts educator. He is...
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SIMON CARRUTHERS: SUPERFLUITY
I am interested in showing the hand of man in my landscape photography and I use this photography to highlight how we configure the world around us, both intentionally (through design) and...
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BRUCE WRIGHTON: STREET PORTRAITS Bruce Wrighton’s artistic...
BRUCE WRIGHTON: STREET PORTRAITS Bruce Wrighton’s artistic career consists of three projects made in the mid-1980’s with an 8 x 10” camera in the vicinity of his home in Binghamton, New York: Street...
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PHILIPPE GROLLIER - BONFIRES Born November 7, 1975 in...
© All copyright Philippe Grollier © All copyright Philippe Grollier © All copyright Philippe Grollier © All copyright Philippe Grollier © All copyright Philippe Grollier © All copyright Philippe...
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ROBERT CORNELIUS One of the first photographs of a...
ROBERT CORNELIUS One of the first photographs of a human, 1839. Robert Cornelius (1809–1893) was an American pioneer of photography. Born to a Dutch immigrant, Robert Cornelius attended private school...
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JOHN STEZAKER Breaking through the onslaught of images in...
JOHN STEZAKER Breaking through the onslaught of images in contemporary culture, British artist John Stezaker (b. 1949) subverts the familiar through collage in a way that is at once captivating and...
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PHOTOTALKS: 'IAN BAGUSKAS'
BY GREGORY E. JONES 1. First off, tell us a bit about how you got started in photography. Who are some of your biggest influences, and where do you find your inspiration? «I guess I’ve been interested...
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