Few people outside of Portugal knew the power being wielded on the Iberian Peninsula during the early 1930’s to late 1960’s. This era marks the reign of Antonio de Oliveira…
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In the fall of 2001, the American photojournalist Paula Bronstein traveled to Afghanistan on assignment for Getty Images to document the U.S-led “Occupation Enduring Freedom” in the wake of the…
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René Groebli is the missing link in the Swiss photographic history of the second half of the 20th century. He merges the romanticism in photography with the visions of the…
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Takehiko Yagi, one of Japan’s emerging stars in the field of photography and the recently announced Grand Prize Winner of the 4th Annual Nikkei National Geographic Photo Prize, is presenting…
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It seemed, at least in the eyes of some, that there was a gap that needed to be filled in the evolution of American […]…
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After I graduated from high school in Philadelphia, I enrolled at the School of Commercial Art and Lettering. At first, my hand was shaky, but after some months I finally…
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Jan Banning’s newest book, Law & Order: The World of Criminal Justice, which releases in the United States this fall, is a natural extension of Bureaucratics.…
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Il y a près de deux millions de conventions, conférences et salons chaque année aux États-Unis, chacune offrant à divers groupes de personnes la possibilité de se rassembler et de…
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Taken at twilight and dawn, Saville's photographs bring us deep into the urban landscape when busy city streets are emptied of people, except for the occasional ghosted figure or the…
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Geof Kern’s photographs are conceptual, often including surrealist references. Kern manipulated the medium (pre-photoshop) using multiple exposure, collage, photo sculpture and dioramas that soon catapulted his presence in the commercial…
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