Fraenkel Gallery presents the first solo exhibition of work by Alec Soth. On view from February 5 – April 4, 2015, Alec Soth: Songbook will feature approximately 20 new and never-before-seen photographs. photographs by Oliver Maxwell Kupper
Ed Templeton has a new book out called Wayward Cognitions. In the following interview, Templeton talks about Wayward Cognitions, the dichotomy between the skate world and art world, and why he is sticking to film. Click here to read interview.
photograph by Oliver Maxwell Kupper
Today is the late great photographer Guy Bourdin's birthday. Right now you can check out Bourdin's major retrospective at Somerset House in London.
Larry Sultan: Here and Home is the first retrospective of California photographer Larry Sultan (1946–2009). The exhibition includes more than 200 photographs ranging from Sultan's conceptual and collaborative works of the 1970s to his solo works in the decades following. Larry Sultan: Here and Home will be on view until March 22, 2015 at LACMA.
photograph by Hedi Slimane
See images from Jena Malone's opening of The Holy Other at MAMA Gallery in Los Angeles – on view until November 28.
French photographer Lucien Clergue has died at the age of 80 - leaving an indelible mark on the history of photography.
Photographer Brad Elterman recreating his teenage bedroom for Passage 46 in Freiburg Germany. photograph by Brad Elterman
Ren Hang(right) at his solo exhibition of photographs at Gallery Nicolas Hugo
Chinese photographer Ren Hang's photographs on view now at Gallery Nicola Hugo, La rue de Médicis
Silver Summers – an exhibition of black and white photographs by Tina Barney – will be on view at Janet Borden in New York City through Dec. 30. photograph by Adarsha Benjamin
Gagosian Gallery, in partnership with Bernard Ruiz-Picasso, presents “Picasso and the Camera,” the fifth in a series of major Picasso surveys. Curated by Picasso biographer John Richardson, assisted by Gagosian directors Valentina Castellani and Michael Cary, the exhibition explores how Picasso used photography not only as a source of inspiration, but as an integral part of his studio practice. Picasso and the Camera will be on view from October 28 to January 3, 2015 at Gagosian Gallery, 522 West 21st Street, New York
Magnum photographer René Burri passed away at the age of 81 on October 20, 2014.
Abbey Meaker’s soft pastel-like photographs are composed of classical portraits of nuns that the artist culled while researching the Catholic orphanage where her family members, Arthur and Gilbert, resided in the 1930s. Meaker has projected, recomposed, blurred, and rephotographed these traditional portraits to reappropriate ideas regarding the isolated/insulated lives of religious communities of women. The exhibition will include photographs and projections. Dreams of Arthur and Gilbertwill be shown at the Living/Learning Gallery, University of Vermont from September 2 - September 26, with an opening reception beginning at 5:30pm on Thursday, September 4.
The ever provocative Chinese photographer Ren Hang is having a solo show in Malmo, Sweden. Read our interview with Ren Hang here. In Addition to Sleep will be on view until May 25 at Galleri Vasli Souza, Gustav Adolfs Torg 10B, Malmo, Sweden.
Also known as ‘Synchrodogs’, Ukrainian based photography duo Tanya Shcheglova and Roman Noven snap surreal and eerie images for their project ‘Animalism, Naturalism.' On view now – online only – until January 5, 2014 at Hauser & Hauser.
Gallerist and photographer Kana Manglapus at her solo exhibition #BeatTourist – comprised of iPhone shots of her travels through Mexicon and California – at the Cadillac Hotel. photograph by Brad Elterman
Yesterday was the anniversary of the untimely death of British photographer Bob Carlos Clarke. The Bob Carlos Clarke Foundation are making a short film in in his memory called Darkroom: The Obsessions of Bob Carlos Clarke. Go now to the Kickstarter page to pledge and to see a trailer.
The much anticipated debut monograph from Synchrodogs, the emerging avant-garde photographer duo from Ukraine. A curation of their most interesting work to date presented in a large format clothbound hardcover book. This First Edition is limited to just 460 numbered copies. Tania Shcheglova and Roman Noven of Synchrodogs have only been collaborating since 2008, but have had solo exhibitions around the world and have contributed to many magazines, including Pas Un Autre Issue 1. Available here.
