Three years after his The Combat Zone, the In Camera Gallery presents Jerry Berndt’s Beautiful America. Over twenty black-and-white images bring back to life America of the Vietnam War era…
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New York/Los Angeles, Photographs: 1967-2015 is a beautiful collection of compelling images of life in two of America’s most exciting cities, as seen through the eye of photographer Lloyd Ziff.…
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Every weekend night, the cobblestone streets of the Meatpacking District, in New York, are transformed into a microcosm of sexual politics. The rules that govern the city during the day…
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Thomas Sandberg (born in 1952) writes: “My Europe is a literary place, it reaches from Brooklyn to Jerusalem, from Moscow to Casablanca. I had a few days and travelled to…
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This book complements the exhibition “Everyone at the beach! Seaside towns from the 18th century to the present day”. Its author, Bernard Toulier, is the chief curator of the exhibition.…
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Eugene Smith explained that errant light practically ruined his photograph of Dr. Albert Schweitzer, taken at his missionary hospital in Gabon, in west central Africa. Days in the darkroom, Smith…
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An exhibition of contemporary photographs using 19th-century photographic techniques and processes – daguerreotypes, photogenic drawings, calotypes, ambrotypes, tintypes, and camera obscuras – is currently on view at Howard Greenberg Gallery…
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Instituto de Pesquisa e Memória Pretos Novos (the Institute of Research and Memory of the New Blacks) is an important historical site in Rio de Janeiro. It sits atop a…
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The number of photographers to achieve a level fame beyond the ranks of their colleagues is small. Annie Leibovitz, recently commissioned to photograph the royal family to mark the Queen’s…
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Before Jan Groover dedicated herself to photography, she was a painter. Born in 1943 in Plainfield, New Jersey, Groover turned away from abstract painting in the early 1970s to experiment…
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