The Unseen Eye does NOT like it when photographs are described as “painterly” because he believes that what the person really means is that they are uniquely photographic, that what…
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Free Stuff, like t-shirts, temporary tattoos, fortune cookies and candy, girly photos, used clothing and more plus a plastic bag to carry them in, is all there for the taking at…
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There was a moment in the 2001 Andreas Gursky MoMA Retrospective when the Unseen Eye first encountered the artist’s "May Day II, 1998", a rave-scape. The Eye was stopped in…
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Sam Wagstaff was the ultimate amateur, doing for pleasure, not for work. Standing at the entrance to « The Thrill of the Chase: The Wagstaff Collection of Photographs » at…
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Jane Evelyn Atwood was the first recipient of the W. Eugene Memorial Fund Grant for Humanistic Photography in 1980. Her recent appearance at Aperture, where she delivered the first 1st…
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Joseph Sywenkyj has beautiful eyes; they emanate sweetness and calm. As a photographer he has a sensitive, seasoned vision to his work, that belies the sadness and violence he captures.…
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Race to the Brooklyn Museum to witness Gail Buckland’s Olympian exhibition “Who Shot Sports: A Photographic History, 1843 to the Present”. It is the best show in town, and…
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The O. Winston Link Museum in Roanoke Virginia is unique in that it is probably the only single artist museum in the US dedicated to a photographer. It is a…
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My report on Photo London is a mash note. The fair was great, yeah, read about it elsewhere. The Unseen Eye has fallen in love. Not the tumultuous head over…
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Kathy Ryan is genuinely loved and respected in the greater photo community. She is a legend and has been at it for many years. In person she is modest and…
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