Rediscovering Photography at Three SF Galleries
Three gallery shows in San Francisco, by Doug Rickard, Richard Learoyd and Alex MacLean, offer exciting images and new perspectives on the future of photography.
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The Fine Art of Surfing Photography
Los Angeles photographer Ed Freeman showcases his fine art images of surfers at Oahu’s North Shore.
Richard Learoyd at Fraenkel Gallery, San Francisco
Extraordinary photographs by Richard Learoyd at the Fraenkel Gallery in San Francisco.
The Mexican Suitcase | Recovered War Photographs of Robert Capa
![Robert Capa, [Exiled Republicans being marched on the beach from one internment camp, Le Barcarès, France], March 1939. © Estate of Cornell Capa / ICP / Magnum, International Center of Photography](http://artculture.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/Exiled_full-150x150.jpg)
The Robert Capa “Mexican Suitcase” exhibit at the International Center of Photography documents a landmark moment in the history of photojournalism.
Annie Leibovitz an American Icon
Judging by the crowd outside of Benaroya Hall waiting to see Annie Leibovitz speak on November 19th, it was obvious that Seattle Arts and Lectures was hosting someone big. People stood outside with handmade signs asking for tickets—the scene was more akin to a sporting event or rock concert than what was, essentially, a book [...]
Through Her Eyes | Angela Dawn in Portland
Art is a way for us to view the world through the eyes of an artist. We gaze at what they consider beautiful; which may or may not be the same as our interpretations of the adjective. Nevertheless, these works give us a new perspective to consider and learn from. Some artists choose to show [...]
7 Decades of Man Ray in Paris
Parisians and visitors to the French capital have the chance to take advantage of the interesting show at the Pinacotheque de Paris, completely dedicated to American-born artist Man Ray. One of the fathers of surrealism and dadaism, Man Ray is remembered for his work that often verged on the ridiculous. Born Emmanuel Radnitzy, in 1999 [...]
Guggenheim Photo Exhibition Outrage
In today’s post-9/11 media environment, it’s difficult to escape images of human suffering as a result of acts of terrorism and their aftermath. Such images are often challenging to view, evoking powerfully emotional responses from many people – especially the survivors, and the families of the victims. Sadly, though, we are all-too familiar with such [...]
Waiiit a second…
Thought I would quickly share a very unique photography portfolio I ran across today. The artist’s name is Mark Jenkins, and the work is quite creative. Many of the pieces are some type of odd insertion into everyday life. I’m sure some of those shots would take all day to catch. Got to love a [...]
