A Spotlight on Edward S. Curtis’ Homage to Native Americans

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A Spotlight on Edward S. Curtis’ Homage to Native Americans

Although Edward S. Curtis is not a household name, his photographs of the American West and of Native Americans have made him somewhat of an American hero. June 03, 2016
Richard T. Walker: Contingency Of An Afterthought

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Richard T. Walker: Contingency Of An Afterthought

Richard T. Walker's new exhibition opening tonight at Fraenkel Gallery employs a variety of media, including video, music, photography, and performance to explore and question the experience of the i June 03, 2016
Surreal GIFS Combining Archival Footage and Old Photos From Bill Domonkos

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Surreal GIFS Combining Archival Footage and Old Photos From Bill Domonkos

San Francisco-based filmmaker and stereoscopist Bill Domonkos creates darkly humorous animated GIFs by merging photographs, film clips, and illustrations lost to time, depicting nonsensical and sligh June 02, 2016
The Kaleidoscopic World of Erika Mugglin

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The Kaleidoscopic World of Erika Mugglin

Erika Mugglin is a Los Angeles based artist who utilizes photography to capture a parallel universe not unlike what it would be like to live inside a rainbow. She uses her lens as a platform to creat June 02, 2016
A Look Inside the National Portrait Gallery’s “Eye Pop: The Celebrity Gaze” Exhibit

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A Look Inside the National Portrait Gallery’s “Eye Pop: The Celebrity Gaze” Exhibit

This summer, the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery is displaying the exhibit that all committed celebrity followers and art aficionados have been dreaming of. June 02, 2016
Pieter Hugo's "1994" @ Stevenson

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Pieter Hugo's "1994" @ Stevenson

STEVENSON is pleased to present "1994," a new series of photographs by Pieter Hugo. This is his sixth solo show with the gallery. June 01, 2016
On Marilyn Monroe’s 90th Birthday, We Celebrate the Portraits that Defined Her

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On Marilyn Monroe’s 90th Birthday, We Celebrate the Portraits that Defined Her

It is rarely contested that Marilyn Monroe is one of the greatest and most memorable American icons of all time. On this day in 1926, the American beauty was born in Los Angeles, California. June 01, 2016
Kathy Ryan: Office Romance @ Howard Greenberg Gallery

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Kathy Ryan: Office Romance @ Howard Greenberg Gallery

An exhibition of photographs shot from inside the New York Times building by Kathy Ryan is currently on view at Howard Greenberg Gallery in New York. The exhibition, "entitled Office Romance," is the May 31, 2016
Mario Macilau: From the Streets to Solo Exhibitions

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Mario Macilau: From the Streets to Solo Exhibitions

At first, Mario Macilau’s story may sound like the plot line to "City of God," but it is evident in the nature of his work that he has lived through a similar experience. May 31, 2016
A New Face: Photographs By Chris Bang

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A New Face: Photographs By Chris Bang

By documenting his girlfriend, friends and the daily occurrences in his life, Bang’s work investigates what it feels like to be in a relationship and explores the intimate ephemeral aura that surro May 29, 2016
A New Zine Capturing Los Angeles: Photos By Adam Jason Cohen

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A New Zine Capturing Los Angeles: Photos By Adam Jason Cohen

Adam Jason Cohen (b. New Jersey, 1986) is a photographer currently living and working in Chicago, Illinois documenting the social landscape and human condition with a focus specifically on the South May 28, 2016
Peter Senzamici - Half Frame New York

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Peter Senzamici - Half Frame New York

Peter Senzamici is a Brooklyn-based studio photographer and camera collector. Shooting analog with a half-frame is a perfect compliment to the constant motion of New York. May 27, 2016
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