End Times

Photography

End Times

Standing out as one of her most controversial works, Jill Greenberg’s photographic series “End Times” depicts images of small children in the middle of a crying fit. Taken as headshots, the pho May 15, 2014
Francesca woodman

Photography

Francesca woodman

Often referred to as the Sylvia Plath of photography, Francesca Woodman’s photographs are filled with emotion and are beautifully haunting. With her use of motion blur, odd objects, and seemin May 14, 2014
Unknown Constellation

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Unknown Constellation

At the age of 8, photographer Robin Myers discovered the recently released book “Cosmos” by Carl Sagan. The book left a lasting impression on her by igniting a fascination with the workings of th May 14, 2014
Conflicts, world events and social issues as seen by Luc Delahaye

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Conflicts, world events and social issues as seen by Luc Delahaye

Luc Delahaye is a widely respected photojournalist most notably known for successfully bridging the gap between documentation and fine art. His images, shot with larger camera formats, have an intens May 14, 2014
Eve Fowler's "Hustlers" book signing @ Dashwood Books

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Eve Fowler's "Hustlers" book signing @ Dashwood Books

Hustlers documents a photographic series taken by Los Angeles-based artist Eve Fowler (born 1964) on the streets of the West Village in New York and Santa Monica Boulevard in Los Angeles between 199 May 12, 2014
The Wilson's

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The Wilson's

Jane and Louise Wilson are architectural photographers who focus on dilapidation and images devoid of humans. They have travelled throughout the world to document specific places which have a strong May 12, 2014
The Five Stages of Inebriation

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The Five Stages of Inebriation

These staged studio photographs depicting the five stages of inebriation are thought to be comissioned by a temperance group for educative purposes or to be used by an engraver for illustrations. In May 12, 2014
Ian Webb

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Ian Webb

Perusing the photography of Ian Webb elicits emotions similar to what one might feel traveling the world in a moment; to become a part of each culture's most personal routines and expeditions an May 11, 2014
Mid-Century Postwar Italian Photography

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Mid-Century Postwar Italian Photography

Roberto Rossellini, Vittorio De Sica, Federico Fellini. These were the pillars of Italian Neorealism; the auteurs who captured the psyche and desolate conditions of the Italian lower-class from 1944 May 10, 2014
The work of Michael Wolf

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The work of Michael Wolf

Michael Wolf is a German photographer who grew up across the Europe and America. His work revolves around mega cities and densely packed areas of humans. His work broadly addresses vernacular themes May 09, 2014
Nikki S. Lee

Photography

Nikki S. Lee

In her photographic series “Projects”, South Korean artist Nikki S. Lee fully immersed herself a-la-Daniel Day Lewis into each role she portrayed in her photographs. From ethnic groups t May 09, 2014
The Farm Security Administration

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The Farm Security Administration

As a result of the New Deal, the United States formed The Farm Security Administration in an effort to combat the rise in rural poverty throughout the country, much as a result of the Dust Bowl. As p May 08, 2014
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