Mark Berndt is a photographer long fascinated by the quotidian. His pictures, which portray the incidental intersection of light, color and shape, are evocative […]…
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Begin with this; I had no desire to revisit the controversy created by Richard Prince’s original appropriation of Norm Clasen’s cowboy photographs. Back in […]…
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Tami Bahat’s recent show of photographs at Building Bridges Art Exchange, in Santa Monica (USA), offered an unusual sensory experience, one that took viewers […]…
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The cover is the first thing that strikes me, an abstract image that suggests wild night, a road streaked by snow. On the left […]…
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Opening nights are always exciting; big crowds, star sightings, speeches and toasts. After that the event roll along with everyone busy and content…until its […]…
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Daniel Miller went to Russia in the spring of 2015 to give a lecture in St Petersburg. While he was there he discovered the work of Soviet era Russian photographers,…
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Stepping through the doors of the Fort Mason Festival Pavilion late Thursday afternoon the first thing I see is the light. The building is large, open and lofty with skylights…
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Every year I go to Photo L. A. afraid it may have lost its charm. Every year I am wrong. Thursday night is opening night. Pretty people, artists and photographers…
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What I love about shows like Photo L.A. is that they function as anti-museums, places where hi-art and street art vie for your attention without the intervention of a curated…
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Paul Kopeikin recently celebrated twenty-five years as a gallerist and threw a party to mark the occasion. It was a lovely evening filled with food, drinks and people having a…
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