The Duboys Gallery will be showing Human Form until May 5th; featuring 30 prints by Michael McCarthy. Skilled in traditional methods, this "photographer who paints or this painter who photographs"…
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The Duboys Gallery will be showing Human Form until May 5th; featuring 30 prints by Michael McCarthy. Skilled in traditional methods, this "photographer who paints or this painter who photographs"…
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The portrait has become the icon of our times. Where we once venerated gods and saints, we now elevate ourselves to the object worthy of beholding, worthy of veneration—by ourselves,…
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Asked to name a favorite picture Cornell Capa recalled he was in Moscow when Boris Pasternak won the 1958 Nobel Prize for Literature. (The poet’s novel, Doctor Zhivago, had been…
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Don McCullin is recognised as our greatest living war photographer - a term he actually strongly rejects. London’s Imperial War Museum’s current exhibition Shaped by War, is an extraordinary retrospective…
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Léon Constantiner didn’t just collect Helmut Newton photographs, he was obsessed with them. At one point he owned 560 of the photographer’s works: the most beautiful, the…
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To mark the 60th anniversary of Elizabeth II’s reign, the National Museum of Cardiff will exhibit some of the most important portraits of the sovereign, including several photographs.…
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Ramadan in Yemen (Bessard) is the Australian photographer Max Pam’s new book. He introduces his work as follows: What could I say about Yemen that did it justice. I tried…
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Pratibimb means “reflection” in Hindi. A reflection is the image sent back by the surface of an object or, in this case, a subject. What image of ourselves do we send…
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In these never-before-released photographs, New York’s Affirmation Arts Gallery offers a glimpse into Andy Warhol’s private life. We see his friends, his personal belongings, and a life made rich by…
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