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John Baldessari and Catherine Opie
The Los Angeles County Museum of Art seems to be experiencing a Renaissance in photographic exploration and celebration.
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Ed Martin
I recently co-curated a show for LACMA’s Photographic Arts Council (see yesterday’s post), and the best part of the process was discovering image makers in my own community that
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Joscha Brucket
Joscha Bruckert is a photographer.He was born in a forest, got lost in a park for a while and currently lives and studies in a city.
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Allison Grant
Looking at Review Santa Fe participants from 2010…
Allison Grant recently received her MFA from Columbia College in Chicago, and hasn’t wasted any time creating several interesti -
Kamil Vojnar
I first stumbled across Kamil Vojanr’s work a couple of years ago and was fascinated by his approach to his image making.
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Jorge Cruz
Chicago photographer, Jorge Cruz, is, in my humble opinion, what photography is all about. It’s not about the perfect camera or the newest technical gadget.
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Paula McCartney
Paula McCartney has an new exhibition, Bird Watching, at the Klompching Gallery in Brooklyn which opened on March 4th and runs through April 23rd, 2010.
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Eliza French and Jeff Charbonneau
Eliza French and Jeff Charbonneau’s exhibition of their new series, Playground, was the must-see exhibition on the opening night of The Month of Photography in Los Angeles, at the Robe
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Cig Harvey
I’ve always loved Cig Harvey’s work–her images are pared down and delicious, with a color sense that you can almost taste.
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Louis Porter
Australian photographer, Louis Porter, is a contemporary observer, capturing insignificant gestures, that when combined and catalogued, come together to confront us with the absurdities in
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Laura Burlton
Wedding, portrait, and fine art photographer, Laura Burlton, mines her immediate family for many of her photographic musings, in fact, her daughters are the subjects for her new series, Drea
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Alex Prager
Alex Prager opens a new show at the M + B Gallery with work from her series, Week-end, part three in a trilogy that began with the series, Polyester and The Big Valley.
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