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A View on Flowers Flowers pull me into their aura. Like butterflies and bees. When the sun shines through their petals, I am mesmerised by their colors. Absorbing and reflecting the light. Endless variety of form, surface of their leaves, undulations, indentations, iterations, thorns, stamen and ovary. Focussed on their beauty, I circle around, kneel to compose a memory. To reflect. Life knows no straight lines, no clear path, no…
Diogenes This series does not seek to explain a pathology, nor to act as a witness or prosecutor of a situation. It is simply a matter of photographing this theme like any other subject, without hierarchy or judgement. The exclusive use of the 50mm lens allows for a restricted frame that faithfully reflects the reality of the place: it does not seek to open up the horizon, but rather exposes…
Imaginarium (botanical fantasy) Since the dawn of time, humankind has sought to bend nature to its will in order to mould it in its own image. Through these photographs, I reimagine the plant world by removing it from its original environment – not to adapt it to our human perspective, but rather to amplify its power and perceive its beauty to the fullest. I enjoy taking the time to collect…
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Danziger Gallery is hosting Photo Forward Los Angeles and presents a selection of photographs. Danziger Galleries 2525 Michigan Ave. Bergamot Station - #B1 Santa Monica. 90404 Tel: 310 962 0002 952 5th Avenue Suite 2d New York Ny 10075 Tel: 212 629 6778 www.danzigergallery.com Photo Forward Los Angeles https://www.photoforwardla.com Fair Hours: Saturday, February 18 · 11-7 / Sunday, February 19 · 11-5
Werner Mansholt presents his exhibition entitled "Zwischenwelten" ("Worlds Between”) and is part of the Photo-Festival " 12. Darmstädter Tage der Fotografie“. He presents it as follows. I have photographed in different cities and countries on photographic journeys I have undertaken over the last 10 years. As a photographer I work as as a flaneur, the images that emerge from my work as a street photographer are much more the result…
As Johann Wolfgang von Goethe said: You can only see what you already know and understand. There are probably more incomprehensible than comprehensible phenomena between heaven and earth, and it is in this in-between, the known and the unknown that artists Roel Stels and Bart Ramakers operate. At first sight, no two artists are more different from each other. Roel is a maker, a constructor, a do-it-yourself engineer who starts with a…
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For its first exhibition devoted to still photography, Japan House London brings together two major figures of Japanese photography: Kawada Kikuji, born in 1933, and Iwane Ai, born in 1975. Titled Kyotographie: Kawada Kikuji x Iwane Ai, the exhibition marks the two artists’ first joint presentation. Born in 1933, Kawada Kikuji established himself in the 1960s as one of the most singular photographers of his generation. His body of work,…
Published by SKIRA, Schiaparelli Anglomaniac explores the creative dialogue between the House of Schiaparelli and a vibrant community of over 50 British artists, photographers, stylists, and image-makers. Edited by Thierry-Maxime Loriot and introduced by Dua Lipa, the book features a historical-critical essay by Loriot and a text by Robin Muir examining the historic collaborations between Schiaparelli and photographer Cecil Beaton. The publication includes numerous previously unpublished images and artworks presented here…
The MIT Press publishes Tumbados : Lowriding Memories and Cruising Futures edited by Guadalupe Rosales. A candid and timely celebration of lowrider culture that examines the politics of cruising, the Latinx experience, and the artwork of Guadalupe Rosales. Tumbados, or lowriders, are customized, intricately painted cars with a dropped suspension that pay tribute to Chicano pride, artistry, culture, and heritage. Originating in Southern California in the 1940s, lowriders are a…
Danziger Gallery presents an online exhibition of Julian Wasser’s photographs of Joan Didion – a remembrance of two great artists linked through one photographic assignment. Made in Los Angeles in 1968, at a moment when the young writer was emerging as one of the most distinctive voices in American literature, TIME Magazine assigned Wasser to photograph Didion at her rented house on Franklin Avenue in Hollywood. Her collection "Slouching Towards Bethlehem" was becoming a literary sensation, confirming her place as a…
Archives - August 21, 2020 After the financial crisis of the 1970's decimated New York City's public programs and infrastructure, the subway in particular was arguably at its nadir in terms of maintenance, upkeep, and crime as the decade came to a close. It was precisely at this moment, however, that Bruce Davidson began photographing it in a sustained and systematic way. The subway he traversed then, from the Bronx…
Archives - August 21, 2023 Michael Benson : Passion Photo. Michael Benson began his career in higher education. He joined the London Institute (now University of the Arts, London) in 1993. There he led a successful national campaign to secure a major new site for Chelsea College of Arts. He also directed the Insitute Gallery, organizing over 50 exhibitions. "Signatures of the invisible", his collaboration with CERN (Geneva), led to…
Peter Fetterman Gallery presents a selection of nudes by Ruth Bernhard. Peter Fetterman writes: “I enjoyed a long and wonderful collaboration with Ruth Bernhard. It was our first exhibition, in my first gallery, so many years ago. An artist with a fiery temperament and so inspiring. Mentored and inspired by Edward Weston in the 1930s, she had a long and illustrious career. Best known for her exquisite nudes (as Ansel…
We are still in the midst of the major event devoted to Giono and Photography. It is in this context that his granddaughter, Agnès Durbet Giono, (a visual artist) and our colleague Henri Kartmann, are showing two very different series of works, with one thing in common: Jean Giono. To begin with, it is worth knowing that Jean Giono was a great lover of photography other people's, that is. He…
In Niort (France), la Villa Pérochon presents the exhibition L’image et la page : Carte blanche aux éditions lamaindonne(The Image and the Page: Carte Blanche for Lamaindonne Publishing). . “The photobook has a singularity that sets it apart from other art books. Unlike works devoted to painting, sculpture, or installation which show reproductions of works that exist elsewhere it is constituted of the work itself. Photography is, in fact, a…
SKIRA publishes Vision by Justine Tjallinks, a new monograph on a virtuoso photographer. Vision is much more than a photography book: it is a sensory experience, an invitation to relearn how to see. In this book, Justine Tjallinks presents a body of work in which each image is born from an inner gesture, carefully considered long before any encounter with the model. Photography becomes a space for rigorous composition, nourished…
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