Danish photographerTrine Søndergaard (b. 1972) has published a new book entitled Stasis (Hatje Cantz) to coincide with exhibitions at the Museum on the Seam in Jerusalem (November 1, 2013 - February…
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Through February 15, the Howard Greenberg gallery is revisiting the origins of the commercial exhibition of photography. In 1959, on tenth street in New York, the photographer Larry Siegel opened…
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It was a very busy week with South Sudan, the Central African Republic, North Korea, the cold and animals, but especially for the affaire française. The president sleeps around. Who…
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The Los Angeles based photo l.a. honored Douglas Kirkland on opening night but there were really two people there to pick up the award, Douglas and his wife and business…
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photo l.a. this year presented an excellent snapshot of the changing face of photography. It also seemed to be an evolutionary step forward. With 60,000 sq. feet of space at their disposal in…
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People are making a billion pictures a day now and the basic photographic processes are a given for anyone with a phone. The role of the photographer as artist is…
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A monochromatic exhibition of Boris Mikhailov’s photographs is currently on view at the Dominique Lévy gallery in New York. On the first floor is the blue series At Dusk, featuring 110 panoramic…
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You’ll have to forgive this slight digression. This week’s Zineland focuses on a photo book with a more conventional format. But Mark Cohen’s Dark Knees is a digression in itself. The photographer…
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For photographer Douglas Kirkland and his wife and business partner Francoise, there are no boundaries between life, love, work, and art. Their home reflects this blurring of the lines itself. The Kirklands…
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William S. Burroughs (1914–1997) was one of the most influential American writers of the 20th century. His best-known titles include Junky (1953), The Soft Machine (1961) and his ground-breaking Naked Lunch (1959), which was adapted into a…
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