Bill Eppridge is one of the most accomplished photojournalists of the Twentieth Century and has captured some of the most significant moments in American history: he has covered wars,…
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The year was 1981. Brazil was entering a period of liberation from a twenty-one-year dictatorship that was marked by rough censorship and violation of civil rights. This was also harvest…
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This week brought scenes of social unrest provoked by the international financial crisis. In the United States, protestors occupied New York City’s financial district in what had been, until recently,…
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Fred Herzog purchased his first camera in 1950 and began working in color to do what he describes as “intimate journalism in a city environment. They call that street photography…
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I believe in Art as the means of transcendence and connection. My images are simply what I’ve made from what I have been given. I hope they have done justice…
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Sotheby’s October 5th Photographs auction in New York featured a varied range of material from the 19th to 21st centuries. Two landmark documents in the history of photographic literature were…
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Phil Stern first worked with John Wayne in the 1950s, at the height of the McCarthy era-the "Red Scare" in America. "We were like the odd couple," Phil says. I…
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Christian Maillard was born in 1944, he is a photographer and a traveller. His favorite subject « the trees »: "Tree symbol of life and longevity but also chosen subject…
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Ellen Danuto is mostly a commercial photographer but as president of the New Hersey chapter of ASMP, she met many artists living in New Jersey. In this serie …
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The Automaton of Venice is an immersion into Fascist Italy of the 40's through a a very pleasant story, that of a clock maker of the Venice Ghetto in…
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