Peter Kaaden's Zu Nah

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Peter Kaaden's Zu Nah

German photographer Peter Kaaden is known for his spontaneous portraits of his friends, often naked in strange, sometimes indiscernible situations. In his new series Zu Nah featured in Vice’s 2014 July 23, 2014
A look inside Larry Clark's "Wacko Maria"

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A look inside Larry Clark's "Wacko Maria"

The text included on the first pages of Larry Clark’s newest book Wacko Maria is written by the prolific photographer himself and in short conveys his distaste for fashion photography, “ July 22, 2014
"Outsized" by Gerco De Ruijter

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"Outsized" by Gerco De Ruijter

The process of artist Gerco de Ruijter (Netherlands, b. 1961) sometimes includes flying a kite armed with a camera to obtain a bird’s eye view. By removing the familiar horizon line, all sense July 22, 2014
Herlinde Koelbl’s “Targets”

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Herlinde Koelbl’s “Targets”

In her photographic series “Targets”, Munich-based photographer Herlinde Koelbl explores what soldiers from different parts of the world are trained to see as the enemy when shooting their weapon July 22, 2014
Another November

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Another November

In Laura Stevens’s series “Another November”, she explores the aftermath of a long term relationship and the way one copes with the heartbreak. Stevens photographed friends and peo July 21, 2014
The Work of Nanako Koyama

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The Work of Nanako Koyama

Nanako Koyama is known for creating ethereal, delicate portraits. Utilizing natural light with a benevolent meticulousness reminiscent of Uta Barth, Koyama portrays a variety of subjects—homes, hou July 21, 2014
Matt Henry: Short Stories

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Matt Henry: Short Stories

Self-confessed 60’s obsessive, Matt Henry explores American culture through staged imagery. His sets are constructed in England where he lives, using props sourced from both the UK and the United S July 21, 2014
Aldo Tolino's "Crumbled Faces"

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Aldo Tolino's "Crumbled Faces"

An interesting combination of sculpture and photography, to create one of these "crumbled faces," Austrian artist Aldo Tolino begins by shooting a portrait and then proceeds to print it on July 21, 2014
Hellen Van Meene

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Hellen Van Meene

Hellen Van Meene’s portraits of feminine youth float in a realm between fragility and power. The faces of each subject are the complete focal point of each square frame, supported by minimal locati July 20, 2014
Lorenzo Vitturi: A Dalston Anatomy

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Lorenzo Vitturi: A Dalston Anatomy

The former set painter turned photographer, Lorenzo Vitturi has an eye for site-specific intervention. Manipulating space through careful research and the adoption of objects inherent to a particular July 19, 2014
Jeremy Deputat's "Nothing is forever" @ Inner State Gallery, Detroit

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Jeremy Deputat's "Nothing is forever" @ Inner State Gallery, Detroit

Tonight, Inner State Gallery is proud to welcome Detroit photographer Jeremy Deputat for his debut solo exhibition Nothing Is Forever. Through portraiture and travel photography, Nothing Is Forever July 18, 2014
Debra Bloomfield’s “Wilderness”

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Debra Bloomfield’s “Wilderness”

In her photographic series “Wilderness”, artist Debra Bloomfield journeyed to the rural outback to photograph her experiences within her surroundings. Straying from the typical landscape composit July 18, 2014
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