Posts Tagged ‘photography’
by Caroline Newman Spend a few hours at the Getty and travel half-way around the world, with diverse perspectives of urban life through the art of three photographers in Urban Panoramas: Opie, Liao, Kim. Jeff Chien-Hsing Liao’s large, horizontal, color photographs depict movement through the busy streets of New York. By compositing images together, Liao is […]
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Tags: Catherine Opie, Getty, Jeff Chien-Hsing-Liao, photography, Soo Kim, Urban Panoramas
by Kelly Boyd Anyone interested in a last minute experience of experimental photography will find “James Welling: Glass House” at Regen Projects to be well worth a visit. The exhibition, running through March 6th features new photographs from Welling’s “Glass House” series as well as the video installation entitled “Sun Pavilion.” These photographs of the […]
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Tags: James, Philip Johnson Glass House, photography, Regen Projects, Welling
At London Sale, a Giacometti Sets a Record (NY Times) In the Naked Museum: Talking, Thinking, Encountering at the Guggenheim (NY Times) Steve McQueen: Intense Seeker of Powerful Elegance (NY Times) In Goth They Trust: Tim Burton at MoMa (WSJ) Nexus New York: Latin/American Artists in the Modern Metropolis (WSJ) Dell Buys Magnum Photo Print […]
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Tags: Dell, Giacometti record, Guggenheim, Gustavo Godoy, Nexus New York, Nina Pereg, photography, Roberts & Tilton, Shoshana Wayne Gallery
by Caroline Newman Irving Penn’s “Small Trades” is a body of work consisting of 252 images currently on display at the Getty Center until January 10, 2010. “Small Trades” is a series of portraits that meticulously explore blue-collar workers and their occupations in the 1950’s. Penn is best known for his fashion photography and his […]
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Tags: August Sander, Eugene Atget, Getty, Irving Penn, photography, platinum/palladium prints, Richard Avedon, silver gelatin prints, small trades, Vogue
What: Jo Ann Callis: Woman Twirling @ Getty Museum When: Through August 9, 2009 Where: The Getty Center 1200 Getty Center Drive, Los Angeles, CA 90049 Why: It is not widely known that the Getty features strong contemporary art programming and Jo Ann Callis’ current show is no exception. Callis was one of the first participants in […]
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Tags: contemporary art, fabricated photographs, Getty, Jo Ann Callis, photography, Pictures Generation, Woman Twirling
Back to Nature in Pictures and Action: Sebastiao Salgado (NY Times) Bringing the Streets Inside: Le Street Art (NY Times) Framing the Message of a Generation (NY Times) MOMA: Party in the Garden (NY Times) Anish Kapoor to Shoot Red Pellets at Royal Academy from Cannon (Bloomberg) Tracey Emin London Show Explores Solitary Pursuit of […]
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Tags: Anish Kapoor, graffiti art, le street art, Lisa Jack, M + B, MOMA Party in the Garden, Obama, Occidental, photography, Sebastiao Salgado, Tracey Emin, Venice Biennale