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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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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Isidore Van Kinsbergen was born in Bruges as the son of a South Netherlands mother and an Amsterdam father. Photographer, artist, set designer, singer and director of the Théâtre Français…
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The Flash (Back) exhibition is showing large format prints of images produced by Trisha Groves from 1980 to 2000 on three themes: the very kitsch ballroom dancers in Thatcherite England,…
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Love letters, spanning more than 30 years, between Georgia O'Keeffe & Alfred Stieglitz, is the subject of Together & Apart, a thought-provoking exhibition by abstract and experimental artist Grace Howl,…
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The Art of Movement, by fashion photographer Ken Browar, is a beautifully produced book that captures the movement, flow, energy, and grace of many of the most elite dancers in…
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Nearly 30 years before President Obama shook hands with Raoul Castro in the heart of old Havana, Manuello Paganelli travelled to Cuba with his cameras. He searched for his relatives—whom…
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When Spanish conquistadors made their way to the Chilean heartland in 1536, they encountered an indigenous South American population, the Mapuche, or “Earth People,” fierce warriors who resisted the invaders…
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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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Dora Maar, as a falling star, crossed the sky of photography in the 1930ies. To her alone, she embodies the theme chosen by Paris art dealer Michèle Chomette for the…
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