The Ohio suburbs depicted through the eyes of Joachim Brohm

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The Ohio suburbs depicted through the eyes of Joachim Brohm

Joachim Brohm’s “Ohio” looks at the suburbs with brand new eyes. Coming from Germany Brohm was distanced enough to depict the banality, absurdity, and design of marginal spaces of the state wit March 21, 2014
New York in the '80s by Frank Horvat

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New York in the '80s by Frank Horvat

The era of Ektachrome film produced some of the most beautifully colored photographs in photography’s relatively short history and during the early ‘80s the prolific Italian-born photographer, Fr March 21, 2014
Michelle Frankfurter’s “Destino”

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Michelle Frankfurter’s “Destino”

In 2000, Israeli born photographer Michelle Frankfurter began photographing along the U.S. - Mexico border in an effort to chronicle the journey made by undocumented Central American migrants through March 20, 2014
Gueorgui Pinkhassov's "Sidewalk"

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Gueorgui Pinkhassov's "Sidewalk"

Gueorgui Pinkhassov is not a standard documentary photographer; he has a strange minimalistic aesthetic and explores the outside world with an introversion that makes the work abstract and slightly a March 20, 2014
Video: Visions and Images, Garry Winogrand, 1981

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Video: Visions and Images, Garry Winogrand, 1981

A few weeks ago we shared an entertaining video of Garry Winnogrand walking around Venice Beach as he takes photos and discuses his approach to photography. Aside from enjoying his prolific and vast March 19, 2014
The Photography of Peter Hujar

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The Photography of Peter Hujar

Peter Hujar was a prominent photographer of New York during the 70’s and 80’s. He explored male sexuality through portraiture and highly complex books. In “Night” his portraits of strange men March 19, 2014
Striking portraits of homeless women and men by Lee Jeffries

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Striking portraits of homeless women and men by Lee Jeffries

The texture of a face is imbued with a thousand stories; a smile line like an anecdote with precise diction. Photographer Lee Jeffries has dedicated his photography to capturing these stories with u March 19, 2014
The Photographic Worlds of Anne Hardy

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The Photographic Worlds of Anne Hardy

For years, photographer Anne Hardy has been creating intricately detailed interiors that she constructs herself and then photographs. Her use of bold colors and unique object placement often make her March 18, 2014
“No Man’s Land” by Mishka Henner

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“No Man’s Land” by Mishka Henner

Mishka Henner’s book “No Man’s Land” is a photographic project of roadside prostitutes in Italy and Spain. The book was produced entirely by searching on Google Street to find the images. A b March 18, 2014
Kahn & Selesnick's "Mars: Adrift On the Hourglass Sea" Series

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Kahn & Selesnick's "Mars: Adrift On the Hourglass Sea" Series

We love a good conceptual photo series, and the Kahn & Selesnick's fantastically visionary Mars: Adrift On the Hourglass Sea photography series is one of our favorites we have seen in quite March 18, 2014
JR @ Museum Frieder Burda, Baden-Baden, Germany

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JR @ Museum Frieder Burda, Baden-Baden, Germany

JR is probably one of the most recognizable artists working in contemporary and public art today. He has transcended pop-culture to be a spokesperson for public art. The exhibition at the Museum Fri March 17, 2014
Lucinda Grange explores off limit locations

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Lucinda Grange explores off limit locations

Where others see impossibility, 25-year-old photographer, Lucinda Grange sees an opportunity to rise. As much intrepid as she is brimmed with talented, Grange scales some of the world's most ico March 17, 2014
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