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NEW EXHIBITIONS
The following exhibitions have been added to Luminous-Lint with the assistance of collectors, photographers, galleries and public institutions:
Contemporary photography
- Jerry Uelsmann: Trees draws from his photographic archives to show us master prints on a single theme.
- Peter Engblom: Zulu Sushi blends life in South Africa and Japan to create a travel album of the connections that should, or may, have been.
- Gary Auerbach: We Walk in Beauty contains platinum prints and the original words of the Native Americans photographed to give them a voice. There is an introduction by Jennifer Brathovde (Sisseton-Wahpeton, Spirit Lake Sioux Nation) Curator of Native American Photography in the Prints & Photographs Division of the Library of Congress to provide a context.
- James Fee: The Peleliu Project examines family memories through a World War II battlefield in the Pacific.
- Jens Knigge: Foreign Bodies and the Bowel uses medical x-rays as the raw material for a series of platinum prints that at time tend towards abstraction.
- Michael Rockefeller: In the Highlands of West Papua takes us along on the Harvard-Peabody Expedition led by filmmaker and ethnologist Robert Gardner to Netherlands New Guinea in 1961. The team included LIFE magazine photographer Eliot Elisofon and the writer Peter Mathiessen.
- Douglas Ethridge: Urban Observations explores urban landscapes with soft black and white tones.
Nineteenth century, vintage and photobooks
NEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR PHOTOGRAPHY BOOK DEALERS
Luminous-Lint will be adding sections for photography book collectors and specialist book dealers should have received an
email on these developments. If you haven‘t received one and would like to be involved send me an email and I‘ll make sure you do.
All the best,
Alan Griffiths
alan@luminous-lint.com |
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Larry Clark (1943, 19 January - ) was born - US, OK, Tulsa.
American photographer and filmmaker who examines the subcultures of youth.
Lady Clementina Hawarden (1822, 1 June - 1865, 19 January) died.
Early Scottish photographer who took portraits of her family, friends and acquaintances.
Henri-Victor Regnault (1810, 21 July - 1878, 19 January) died.
Worked on early photographic techniques and chemistry - he became director of the Sevres porcelain factory (1854-1871). In 1854 he was the first president of the ‘Société Française de Photographie‘.
Francesca Woodman (1958, 3 April - 1981, 19 January) died - US, NY, New York.
American photographer whose feminist images were often self-portraits. Her suicide at only 23 left a solid body of black and white work that can only hint at her originality. Her self-portraits, taken in the 1970s, are an intriguing examination of her personality. |
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 | On Alexander Gardner's Photographic Sketch Book of the Civil War (Defining Moments in American Photography)
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 | Toward a Deeper Understanding: Paul Strand at Work
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Laurence Miller Gallery (January 19 - March 29) Post-War Perspectives: Photography at Mid-century From Jan. 19 - Mar 29, 2008, The Laurence Miller Gallery will present POST-WAR PERSPECTIVES. This survey of more than 50 works made between 1945 and 1960 explores the major trends and attitudes at mid-century as expressed by photographers around the world, including Henri Cartier-Bresson, Robert ... More
Museum of Photographic Arts (January 19 - April 27) The Photographer's Eye: Ways of Seeing from the Permanent Collection Drawn from MoPA’s Permanent Collection, this exhibition illustrates the groundbreaking book, The Photographer’s Eye (1966) by John Szarkowski. As director of photography at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), NY, from 1962 to 1991, Szarkowski led 160 exhibitions produced by MoMA. He championed the ... More
Center for Photography at Woodstock (January 19 - March 30) Made In Woodstock IV - work by CPW's 2005 & 2006 artists-in-residence artists: Deborah Bay (Houston, TX), Margarida Correia (Brooklyn, NY), Isaac Diggs (Newburgh, NY), Isabelle Lumpkin (Brooklyn, NY), Marlo Marrero (Farmington, CT), Natasha Moustache (Dorchester, MA), Xaviera Simmons (Brooklyn, NY), Rishi Singhal (New Delhi, India), Kwabena Slaughter ... More |
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