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Trends and opportunities in the contemporary photography market
PHOTOGRAPHY MARKET TRENDS At a seminar held in London in September 2009 organised by ArtInsight three London-based photography market experts from a fund, a gallery and a major auction house shared th… more →
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Eva Hesse Drawings
wrote 2 weeks ago: Eva Hesse, no title, 1966. Black ink wash and pencil, 11 3/4 x 9 in. Collection of Tony and Gail Gan … more →
FOTOFORUM: THE INDELIBLE IMAGE
wrote 3 weeks ago: We asked photographers this month to select an indelible image –– one photograph they encountered ea … more →
Seascapes | Hiroshi Sugimoto, 1994
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wrote 3 weeks ago: North Pacific Ocean, Iwate, 1986 Sea of Japan, Hokkaido, 1986 North Atlantic Ocean, Cliffs of Moher, … more →
Trends and opportunities in the contemporary photography market
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wrote 2 months ago: PHOTOGRAPHY MARKET TRENDS At a seminar held in London in September 2009 organised by ArtInsight thre … more →
The Ketchup Bottle of Creativity
wrote 3 months ago: Rockport Sunrise, 2009, Abe Morell New Work from 2009 by Abe Morell I’ve spent the past few we … more →
who is responsible when it becomes enjoyable
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wrote 3 months ago: do you visit the photographic center northwest? do you go a lot? because they’re great. went o … more →
The Lightning Fields
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wrote 3 months ago: This week I visited the Hiroshi Sugimoto stunning exhibit of photographs called The Lightning Fields … more →
AiRmagazine, a breath of fresh air
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wrote 4 months ago: AiRmagazine was a small literary and arts magazine published in Glasgow from 1998 to 2003, and found … more →
The Art of the Photographic Brain-Hack: or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love My Sensory Shortcomings (Part II)
wrote 4 months ago: Hyena-Jackal-Vulture, 1976, Gelatin silver print, 47 x 58 3/4 inches, Negative 142, Private Collecti … more →
The Art of the Photographic Brain-Hack: or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love My Sensory Shortcomings
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wrote 4 months ago: This is the beginning of a much longer work-in-progress. Changes are likely, so think like Roland B … more →
Newslink round up Art Basel 2009 - Indian, Japanese artists dominate coverage of Asians
wrote 6 months ago: ART FAIR Much of the traditional coverage of Art Basel takes the same format: descriptions of some h … more →
No line on the horizon
wrote 6 months ago: The New York based Japanese photographer Hiroshi Sugimoto is well known for producing photographs in … more →
Elements of Photography
wrote 6 months ago: Elements of Photography June 13 – October 4, 2009 Museum of Contemporary Art Elements of Photo … more →
Japanese photographer Hiroshi Sugimoto - 4 fascinating video interviews
wrote 7 months ago: JAPANESE PHOTOGRAPHY Thank heavens for youtube which has given us a whole new way to appreciate ar … more →
Hiroshi Sugimoto
wrote 7 months ago: Hiroshi Sugimoto is a Japanese photographer that is known for his long exposures of movie theaters a … more →
Hiroshi Sugimoto
wrote 8 months ago: I love dioramas. You’ve seen them: those peculiar artificial landscapes in crumbling old museu … more →
Assemblage
wrote 8 months ago: I have spent the past year studying the practice of assemblage photography. This is still life photo … more →
Japanese contemporary art - changes and trends - by gallerist Koyanagi
wrote 9 months ago: JAPANESE ART SCENE Gallerist Atsuko Koyanagi discusses: why Japanese galleries group together in dif … more →
U2, this is the last straw!
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wrote 9 months ago: I doubt anyone will care about this, but here goes. When I hate a band, I hate them with a passion. … more →
