PHOTOGRAPHY, Page 18
The exhibition “Diane Arbus: In The Beginning” at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA), considers the first seven years of the photographer’s career, from 1956 to 1962. Bringing together 100 photographs from this formative period, many on display for the first time, the exhibition offers fresh insights into …
Eric Cahan, is Influenced by the Impressionists’ depiction of natural light and its ever-changing qualities, as well as Color Theory. For him, …
Fruitlands was a Utopian agrarian commune established in Harvard, Massachusetts by Amos Bronson Alcott and Charles Lane in the 1840s, based on …
Trained in photography Stéphanie Solinas developed a varied practice including book and installation to further investigate the medium of photography. Through sophisticated …
Wolfgang Tillmans has earned recognition as one of the most exciting and innovative artists working today. First rising to prominence in the …
Francesco Jodice graduated as an architect and began his artistic activity in 1995. From his very first works, undertaken in a specifically …
The Dutch photographer and filmmaker Ed van der Elsken is well known for his remarkable street photographs. He recorded his encounters with …
Her long career in photography has established Cindy Sherman as one of the most influential figures in contemporary art. At first painting …
Metropolitan Museum of Art began collecting photographs in 1928, when Alfred Stieglitz made the first of several important gifts to the Museum. …
Since his late teens, Naoki Ishikawa has been travelling to the earth’s far corners and has scaled the highest peaks on all …
Hiroshi Sugimoto has defined what it means to be a multi-disciplined contemporary artist, blurring the lines between photography, painting, installation, and most …
Michael Kenna is one of the most influential landscape photographers of his generation, best known for his black & white landscapes. Often …
Metropolitan Museum of Art began collecting photographs in 1928, when Alfred Stieglitz made the first of several important gifts to the Museum. …
Thomas Ruff has fundamentally changed our relationship to the photographic image, moving it beyond reactionary ideas of documentation and supposed “truth” towards …
For the presentation of her work Candida Höfer not only uses traditional photography in various sizes adjusted to the demands of composition, …
The work of the artist and educator Josef Albers formed the basis of some of the most influential art education programs of …
In his approach to photography, Thomas Ruff explores a breadth of themes that is reflected in the range of techniques he employs: …
Seydou Keïta is now considered one of the greatest photographers of the 2nd half of the 20th Century. Showing off his subjects …
On 19/1/1981 Francesca Woodman jumped to her death from the window of a N. York loft. As a photographer, she was prodigious …
On his recent works, Andreas Gursky explores the abstract potential of the photographic medium. From early in his career, abstraction has …
Andres Serrano unveils an often disturbing reality through his camera. Religion, death, sex and violence perfuse the American artist’s work. Since the …
Thomas Brummett stands for the unification of two essentially diametrically opposed approaches. On the one hand, he creates enlarged, detailed shots in …
The Nan Goldin Story is a familiar staple of the romantic mythology of urban bohemia. She is probably best known for “The …
The exhibition “The Shape of Things: Photographs from Robert B. Menschel” presents an engaging survey of The Museum of Modern Art’s multifaceted …
