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In her seminal On Photography, Susan Sontag describes photography as “to participate in another person’s (or thing’s) mortality, vulnerability, mutability.” That perfectly describes controversial Japanese photographer Nobuyoshi Araki’s work, known for their distorted and contorted… Nobuyoshi Araki: Japan’s Most Controversial Photographer at Mana Contemporary
For most travelers preferring comfort to sartorial statements, air travel is not the place for high fashion, not to mention fashion shoots. Crammed in a constricted space and given only the Sky Mall Magazine, a… Fashion Photography Turns To Sky Mall with Lyndsy Welgos
Join Nat Ward on an unforgettable artistic journey through Columbia MFA Thesis Exhibition. Experience creativity at its finest.
On what felt like the first day of spring in New York Monday night, the New York Academy of Art hosted its annual Tribeca Ball, an art-filled night of cocktails, dinner, and creative exuberance. Entering 111 Franklin Street,… Superstars at the New York Academy of Art’s Tribeca Ball
Entering Upper East Side’s darkened Park Avenue Armory, it became unquestionably clear that the AIPAD Photography Show, presented by The Association of International Photography Art Dealers, was a different type of art fair. Less exhaustingly frantic and frenzied… Contemporary and Modern Photographic Masters at AIPAD
Escaping a dreary New York rainstorm into the enormously, airy Chinatown studio of Brazilian photographer Marcelo Krasilcic – where he’s worked for 16 years – four giant silver balloons reading “1990” greet us, confirming that… Is Photographer Marcelo Krasilcic the 90s Best Kept Secret?
From the process of creation as told through characters culled from films such as The Sound of Music, The Big Lebowski, Lord of the Rings and Mars Attacks to the melancholy recording of the last day of the space shuttle Atlantis… Marco Brambilla’s Cinematic Creation at Nicole Klagsbrun Gallery
From Kate Steciw’s asymmetrical paintings to Alex Walp’s red-topped storage container filled with unused paper, and Rick Silva’s video game, Jordan Tate’s “Color Shift” at Mixed Greens, on view through February 9, is an unexpected investigation into… Curator Q&A: Jordan Tate’s Color Shift at Mixed Greens
