This Thursday night, October 13, 2016 was held at the School Of Visual Arts, in New York, the annual reception of the W. Eugene Smith Grant. In the usual and…
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This Thursday night, October 13, 2016 was held at the School Of Visual Arts, in New York, the annual reception of the W. Eugene Smith Grant. In the usual and…
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In Silent Speed, an exhibition by Marco Breuer on view at Yossi Milo Gallery, in New York, free-flowing shapes loop in and out of photographic color works, along with Polaroid…
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Part of the fascination with all photography is that the medium is firmly grounded in the documentary tradition. It has been used as a record of crime scenes, zoological specimens,…
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Photographer Christophe Jacrot publishes a new book entitled "Snjór", which means "snow" in Icelandic. Christophe Jacrot began nearly ten years ago this project on weather that led to immortalize the…
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Marc Yankus’s dreamlike portraits of New York City buildings straddle a fine line between documentary and fiction. In “The Secret Lives of Buildings” he captures the city’s architecture in an…
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What would the architecture of an actual museum of industrial machinery be like? Could machines continue to work as machines and still be part of such a museum? Or do…
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In Los Angeles, The Annenberg Space for Photography presents, through February 26, 2016, Identity: Timothy Greenfield-Sanders, The List Portraits. Conceived to highlight the breakthroughs and achievements of marginalized groups, the…
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Civics takes as its epigraph a quote from an essay by David and Nathan Tucker: “Civic life is the life we live in dealing with problems of common concern.” (Music…
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Early Times is the first part of a long project by Vasantha Yogananthan, entitled A Myth of Two Souls, which offers a contemporary reinterpretation of the Ramayana, a fundamental mythological…