February 2012
Paper Negatives from the 1850s : new show
Via Scoop.it - Master Photographers From 17th February until 31st March, Daniel Blau’s London gallery will host an exhibition entitled, “Photographer’s Own - Paper Negatives from the 1850s”. Via photographyblog.com
Garry Winogrand
Via Scoop.it - Master Photographers Garry Winogrand’s photo exhibit at Denver Art Museum. Winogrand may have been stuck on New York’s trendy women, but he was no Herb Ritts — fashion photography wasn’t his thing. Via denverpost.com
From the Road: exploration of contemporary...
Via Scoop.it - Master Photographers Above Rob Carter, Travelling Still, Tulip Fields, Holland, XIV, 2006, C-type hand print mounted to Diasec, 41 x 41 in / 104 x 104 cm, Edition of 3. (©Rob Carter/Courtesy of Eleven, London). Via wayneford.posterous.com
An Interview with Ellen Rogers
Via Scoop.it - Master Photographers Composing works filled with spectral beauties in an atmosphere that seems to exist between worlds, artist Ellen Rogers creates her ethereal photographs solely in analogue. Via hifructose.com
January 2012
India's First Female Photojournalist Captured A...
Via Scoop.it - Master Photographers Homai Vyarawalla’s black-and-white images poetically documented monumental moments in India’s history, such as the first flag raising, the departure of British Viceroy Lord Mountbatten and the funeral of Mahatma Gandhi. Via npr.org
India's First Female Photojournalist Captured A...
Via Scoop.it - Photographers & Photo projects Homai Vyarawalla’s black-and-white images poetically documented monumental moments in India’s history, such as the first flag raising, the departure of British Viceroy Lord Mountbatten and the funeral of Mahatma Gandhi, as well as notable… Via npr.org
Master Photographer Gains Posthumous Acclaim |...
Via Scoop.it - Master Photographers Vivian Maier’s iconic street photographs, currently on exhibit at the Howard Greenberg Gallery in New York City, have garnered rave reviews from pillars of the art establishment, fellow artists, and appreciative gallery audiences alike. Via theepochtimes.com
Raymond Cauchetier Nouvelle Vague
Via Scoop.it - Master Photographers Before the 3-month exhibition of Raymond Cauchetier’s Nouvelle Vague goes up in LA, a smaller selection is on display at Galerie Polka, Paris. Via lalettredelaphotographie.com
Entering Weegee's World
Via Scoop.it - Master Photographers Great post today about the current exhibit of Weegee’s photographs at the International Center of Photography. Via 6thfloor.blogs.nytimes.com
Cartier-Bresson / Strand Mexique 1932-1934 | La...
Via Scoop.it - Master Photographers From January 11th to April 22nd, 2012, the Fondation Henri Cartier-Bresson is exhibiting 90 black-and-white prints, some never shown before, by Paul Strand and Henri Cartier-Bresson, covering their travels to Mexico from 1932 to 1934. Via lalettredelaphotographie.com
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Unseen images from W. Eugene Smith’s “Country...
Via Scoop.it - Master Photographers GAWD. If we have to sit through every famous photographer’s out takes we are gonna be here for years. There’s a reason why they got shoved to the bottom of the pile! Via dvafoto.com
London Art Fair returns with contemporary...
Via Scoop.it - Master Photographers London Art Fair returns with contemporary photography showcase Via bjp-online.com
David Bailey:why modern celebrities leave him cold
Via Scoop.it - Master Photographers as a photographer, he’s had more models than most of us have had hot dinners. There was the affair with Jean Shrimpton, he squired the Sixties IT girl Penelope Tree, and has been married to Catherine Deneuve and Marie Helvin. Via telegraph.co.uk
Amazing Landscape Photographs Resemble Traditional...
Via Scoop.it - Master Photographers Don Hong-Oai was born in Canton, China in 1929, but spent most of his life in Saigon, Vietnam. As a young boy in Saigon he was apprenticed to a photography studio. He stayed in Vietnam through the war, but fled by boat to California in 1979. Via featureshoot.com
Amazing Landscape Photographs Resemble Traditional...
Via Scoop.it - Master Photographers Don Hong-Oai was born in Canton, China in 1929, but spent most of his life in Saigon, Vietnam. As a young boy in Saigon he was apprenticed to a photography studio. He stayed in Vietnam through the war, but fled by boat to California in 1979. Via featureshoot.com
December 2011
Photography’s Silver Age—Showing on Broadway
Via Scoop.it - Master Photographers “There was a time, before photography got discovered and revered as art, that everybody knew who the good photographers were”. Via imprint.printmag.com
Jessica Eaton
Via Scoop.it - Master Photographers Jessica Eaton’s series, “Cubes for Albers and LeWitt” may be highly technical and conceptual, but the end result is dizzyingly beautiful. Based on Joseph Albers’ focus on the “discrepancy between physical fact and psychic effect,” Eaton’s images add “multiple exposures and colored lights” to plain,...
Photography books of 2011: snapshot of Christmas...
Via Scoop.it - Master Photographers The Guardian’s Sean O’Hagan looks back at his favourite photobooks of 2011. Via guardian.co.uk
Annie Leibovitz and Tina Brown on 'Pilgrimage,'...
Via Scoop.it - Master Photographers The renowned photographer talked to Tina Brown about her new book and their days together at Vanity Fair. Via thedailybeast.com
Art News | Museum of Art Fort Lauderdale opens...
Via Scoop.it - Master Photographers Museum of Art Fort Lauderdale opens Edward Steichen Fashion Photo Exhibit. Via artknowledgenews.com
November 2011
Stanley Kubrick's photographs of New York |...
Via Scoop.it - Master Photographers Stanley Kubrick was a writer and director famous for movies such as: Lolita, Dr. Strangelove, 2001: A Space Odyssey, A Clockwork Orange and The Shining. Via featureshoot.com
Robert Capa 37, rue Froidevaux | A life, a book :...
Via Scoop.it - Master Photographers A life, a book : Robert CAPA – Traces of a legend by Bernard Lebrun & Michel Lefebvre, with Bernard Matussière, La Martinière Books. Via lalettredelaphotographie.com
Gursky's Rhine II - small potatoes in an auction...
Via Scoop.it - Master Photographers How sharp was your intake of breath when you read the Andreas Gurksy’s Rhine II sold for US $4.3 million (£2.7 million) at auction at Christie’s, New York last week? Via pixiq.com
The Most Expensive Photo in the World
Via Scoop.it - Master Photographers It’s called “Rhein II” and was photographed by Andreas Gursky, and it sold on Tuesday night for $4.3 million last at Christie’s. Via www.theatlanticwire.com
Michael Freeman: Low Key Photography and Bill...
Via Scoop.it - Master Photographers Via manfrottoschoolofxcellence.com
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Bill Brandt PERSPECTIVE OF NUDES 1961
Via Scoop.it - Master Photographers Bill Brandt PERSPECTIVE OF NUDES 1961 english at home in Books , Antiquarian Collectible |eBay… Show original
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Getty spotlights photographic art in two new...
Via Scoop.it - Master Photographers The exhibition chronicles Feininger’s work alongside additional galleries featuring his sons’ and other Bauhaus photography through the onset of Nazi German rule, whose officials flagged Feininger as a “Dengenerate Artist,” confiscating more than 300 pieces of his work before prompting the artist’s return to his birthplace of New York in 1937. The experience...
Africa through iPhone
Via Scoop.it - Master Photographers The dawning of photography had a ritual of exposures and clicks, laboratory exercises and alchemies that gave the reproduced image a distinctive feature. Nowadays, with digital cameras, we have tools and devices at our disposal that in many ways made disappear that sensation of uniqueness. I believe that the “iPhoneography”, which is the art of taking pictures...
Amazon.com: Bill Brandt: Photographs 1928-1983...
Via Scoop.it - Master Photographers Amazon.com: Bill Brandt: Photographs 1928-1983 (9780500277263): Ian Jeffrey: Books… Bill Brandt’s position as one of the greatest British photographers of the 20th century is incontestable. His name and achievement fit easily within the pantheon of international ‘greats’ of modern photography. Show original
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