How does a country or a community discover itself, except through its artists, those peculiar people who are somehow able to enter the minds and… share this post…
Grass Roots TV’s segment of Art Matters for the Roaring Fork Open 2009 at the Aspen Art Museum – featuring an interview with Director and… share this post…
From Louisianan Channel: “We are so oversaturated with images, so it’s about one question: Can I hold you – can I get you to look… share this post…
Seliger has made portraits of actors, rock stars and presidents. The challenge, he says, is to “create something that’s never been done before.” A new… share this post…
“Archetypal symbols from the human subconscious dominate my imagery.” By Brad Feuerhelm I chose to reference a modern psychological house or hotel of horrors in… share this post…
By Michael Ernest Sweet Joel Meyerowitz requires little introduction. He is a living legend in street photography. Beginning with his pioneering of color street photography,… share this post…
As a new, traveling retrospective honors Susan Meiselas’s work, she speaks to PDN about the evolution of her approach to her subjects, mixing personal and… share this post…
Photographer Sally Mann is fascinated by bodies. In the early 1990s, she became famous — or notorious — for her book Immediate Family, which featured… share this post…
by Sarah Hromack, Rob Giampietro for Art in America It’s no longer a question of whether art institutions should have a virtual presence. Rather, the… share this post…
Ralph Gibson studied photography while in the United States Navy before attending the San Francisco Art Institute and working as an assistant to both FSA… share this post…