The JCC Manhattan has invited Nino Herman to exhibit a retrospective of his work in May 2016. This is not only the first time this work will displayed outside of…
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The JCC Manhattan has invited Nino Herman to exhibit a retrospective of his work in May 2016. This is not only the first time this work will displayed outside of…
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I Am Not I brings together 33 tritones images from Boris Mikhailov's iconic series and includes a text by Senior Tate Curator of Photography Simon Baker.…
We Are What We Eat is an exhibition exploring the global food concerns mankind faces in the new millennium at United Nations Headquarter of […]…
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Claire Chevrier was born in 1963. The artist approaches spaces with a 24x36 format, without a tripod. While showing in her photographic work the sedimentation of history in landscape, the…
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After 2 years of closure , ICP - the International Center of Photography has reopened in its new premises 250 Bowery. The ICP is a legendary institution founded in 1974…
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Her name: Charlotte Cotton. She is one of the new heads of the ICP where she occupies a post with the fine name of Curator-in-Residence, which you can translate into…
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Organized in conjunction with the June opening of the new ICP museum at 250 Bowery, Weegee’s Bowery will look back to the Bowery in the 1940s and 1950s through a…
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There has never been a moment as pivotal in the transformation of media. Will the enormous proliferation and diversity of imagery we are experiencing today make the world more comprehensible,…
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We are a generation of photographers that grew up in an over-saturated world of visual information. In the midst of this, how do we produce work that is meaningful? My…