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Martha Rosler's "If You Can't Afford to Live Here Mo-o-ove!" - The Gotham Center for New York City History How Can You Live in the City? Martha Rosler's "If You Can't Afford to Live Here Mo-o-ove!" By Pollyanna Rhee​ THE GOTHAM CENTER FOR NEW YORK CITY HISTORY

The Peeping Tom timebomb | Film It took a single film to turn Michael Powell from one of Britain’s greatest directors to a pariah in the movie business. Xan Brooks asks what it takes to kill a film-making career

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Daniel García Andújar

Daniel García Andújar - Alchetron, The Free Social Encyclopedia

Daniel García Andújar (b. 1966, Almoradí, Spain) The Disasters of War, Metics Akademia (2017) Mixed-media installation Dimensions variable EMSTNational Museum of Contemporary Art, Athens The Disasters of War/Trojan Horse (2017) Mixed-media installation Dimensions variable Neue Neue Galerie (Neue Hauptpost), Kassel The contemporary painter inhabits a world of computers.

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Daniel Garca Andjar (1966 in Almorad) is a visual media artist, activist and art theorist from Spain. He lives and works in Barcelona. His work has been exhibited widely, including Manifesta 4 and the Venice Biennale. He has directed numerous workshops for artists and social collectives worldwide

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Plus Ultra by Daniel García Andújar Type & Press A few weeks ago I had pleasure of assisting Daniel García Andújar in printing of 4 posters for the opening of his exhibition 'Plus Utra' at the KIOSK in Ghent for which he especially flew over from Barcelona.

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Daniel García Andujar | Trastorno de identidad (2016) | Artsy Perhaps the most influential artist of the 20th century, Pablo Picasso may be best known for pioneering Cubism and fracturing the two-dimensional picture plane in order to convey threedimensional space. Inspired by African and Iberian art, he also contributed to the rise of Surrealism and Expressionism.

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Exhibition documenta 14 Athens artist, news & exhibitions photography-now.com On April 8, documenta 14 opens its exhibition in Athens. Extending over the city in more than 40 different public institutions, squares, cinemas, university locations, and libraries, over 160 international artists will show works newly conceived for documenta 14.

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MOTTO DISTRIBUTION " Stephen Willats Artwork as Social Model: A Manual of Questions and Propositions. Stephen Willats. Research Group for Artists Publications (RGAP). Stephen Willats' art practice addresses contemporary social and cultural issues. His polemic takes ideas beyond the norms and conventions of the object-based art world, to explore possibilities inherent within communal groups.

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Stephen Willats speaks about his exhibition at Galerie Thomas Schulte, February 2018

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Stephen Willats Stephen Willats has made work examining the function and meaning of art in society since the 1960s. Wall installations, project works, films & computer simulations, drawings & diagrams, bookworks and texts.

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Stephen Willats Private CollectionPhotographs, Letraset, gouache, ink & IBM text on card 6 panels each 54.5 x 80cm 'In Perceptions of a Married Couple' , the main focus is in the relationship between the form of the inter-personal network that underlies perception of self and others and the resulting generation of social attitudes.

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Conversations | The Future of Artistic Practice | The Artist as Urbanist

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Stephen Willats Discusses his solo show at Modern Art Oxford

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Art Society Feedback: Stephen Willats — Mousse Magazine and Publishing

Galerie 36 | MARC RIBOUD Retrospective "WORLD. POLITICS. LIFE" * PiB - Photography in Berlin

by Emily Pethick

Photography cannot change the world, but it can show it, especially when the world is changing." Marc Riboud World politics and daily life, awareness and anonymity, public sphere and intimacy - in the pictures of Marc Riboud (born 1923) human being, regardless of social status or role, is at the heart of his oeuvre.

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Stephen Willats

PIB - PHOTOGRAPHY IN BERLIN

Data collection and organization is an art form at which the British conceptualist Stephen Willats excels. His solo exhibition “The Strange Attractor,” the first in New York for this se…

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Official website of Marc Riboud, French photographer, famous for his reportages in China and Asia, former member of Magnum Photos agency.

MARC RIBOUD

A Stunning New Chapter Begins for Amazon Warehouse Workers In a staggering upset, Staten Island Amazon workers just won a union election. And the rerun election at the company’s Bessemer, Alabama, warehouse is too close to call. It’s the start of a new chapter for workers at one of the world’s most powerful companies.

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The Artist Who Kept His Dreamy, Colorful Street Photography Secret for Decades Except for his inner circle, no one saw celebrated fashion photographer Saul Leiter's personal color work until toward the end of his life.

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Here's How We Beat Amazon After decades of union decline, Amazon workers in Staten Island have achieved the most important labor victory in the United States since the 1930s. Taking on and defeating Amazon would be a David versus Goliath story no matter who led the effort, but it is especially stunning that the successful unionization drive at the JFK8 warehouse was initiated by the Amazon Labor Union (ALU), an upstart, independent, worker-led effort.

The beauty of simple things: Saul Leiter - Real World Records American photographer Saul Leiter's work features on the cover of an upcoming Real World release.

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Saul Leiter - Artists - Howard Greenberg Gallery Marc Riboud in China, in the eye of his assistant - The Eye of Photography Magazine Marc Riboud adorait la Chine, globetrotteur qu'il était, la Chine est le seul pays qu'il a visité entre 1957 et 2010 vingt-deux fois au cours d'une carrière qui s'étale sur plus d'un demisiècle.

Since its inception over thirty years ago, Howard Greenberg Gallery has built a vast and ever-changing collection of some of the most important photographs in the medium. The Gallery’s collection acts as a living history of photography, offering genres and styles from Pictorialism to Modernism, in a…

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A Casual Conversation with Saul Leiter Saul Leiter was an original - a spirited, self-effacing artist who followed his own vision. Earlier this year, TIME sat down for a friendly conversation with the painter and photographer at the Howard Greenberg Gallery in New York.

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Saul Leiter review - the quiet genius who made the mundane beautiful

3,145 kilometers | Allison Dinner Photography

simply looked at the world, not prepared for anything," Saul Leiter said towards the end of his life. That sense of unhurriedness, coupled with a painterly eye for colour and composition, is palpable in his evocative colour photographs of New York.

While Presidential administrations change and political control of Congress sways, conditions along the border remain the same. They are dangerous and unpredictable. 2021 was a unique year along the border. Even though the border was closed due to COVID-19, 2021 saw the highest recorded numbers of migrants crossing, almost 2 million.

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Sally Mann: The Family and the Land at the Photographers' Gallery | Photography review ally Mann is perhaps best known for the controversy that attended her series Immediate Family when it was first exhibited in America in the early 90s. It featured black and white images of her three children, often naked or partially naked, as they played and posed in the woods, lakes and rivers around her home in rural Virginia.

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Landslides in Armenia by Arthur Lumen | Dodho About 47,000 people, which is the 1,5% of the whole population of Armenia, are under the threat of a natural disaster called "landslide". A landslide is a collapse of a mass of earth or rock from a mountain or cliff caused by the force of gravity, which is triggered by a number of factors, such as earthquakes, seismic triggers, and human activity.

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'Hold Still,' a Memoir by Sally Mann (Published 2015)

Arthur Lumen | LensCulture

When you purchase an independently reviewed book through our site, we earn an affiliate commission. Before reading "Hold Still," my knowledge of Sally Mann was based entirely on her photographs of her family on their Virginia farm, her dreamlike Southern landscapes, and some memory of the controversies that have surrounded the question of whether her intimate portraits of her children, often nude, were exploitative.

Arthur Lumen is a photographer and a filmmaker based in Armenia. Known for his attention to detail and unconventional approach to the creative process, Lumen specializes in documentary, portrait and wedding photography. He also founded Lumen Photo School in 2011, which has since graduated 150 photography enthusiasts.

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Cuban Ink

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BY ALLISON DINNER Amongst all the changes happening in Cuba right now one thing is the same; owning a tattoo studio and tattooing is prohibited, with only one licensed studio in Havana.

Tattooing is only one of a few art forms not accepted by the Cuban government.

Arthur Lumen is a photographer and a filmmaker based in Armenia. Known for his attention to detail and unconventional approach to the creative process, Lumen specializes in documentary, portrait and wedding photography /www.lumenwedding.com/.

He also founded Lumen Photo School in 2011, which has since graduated 150 photography enthusiasts.

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Las Marias by Allison Dinner | Dodho These woman walk down the street, and everyone stares in aw. They are beautiful, and proud to be a female. This shines through in everything they do.

Carla, the President and fashion designer, sees the road ahead as a metaphor for life; you can either ride it or let it ride you.

DODHO

Gap In The Hedge Gap in the Hedge by Dan Wood. First edition first impression in new condition.

Signed by Dan Wood. Gap in the Hedge is a project of reflection and nostalgia.

The photographs were taken on a journey the photographer used to make with his mother every time they went to see their relatives in the Rhondda Valley (Wales).

SETANTA BOOKS

Glass interviews Welsh photographer Dan Wood – The Glass Magazine OVER the past nine years Dan Wood has focused his image practice on Wales and the Welsh. Hailing from Bridgend in South Wales, prior to his focus on this native country, Wood concentrated on shooting skateboarders, almost exclusively in black and white. His first move into colour was a self-publishe…

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Photographer Spotlight: Saleem Ahmed Philadelphia-based photographer Saleem Ahmed seeks out the "silent details that hide in plain sight" with his images. "I am constantly searching for peace and quiet in a world that is often too loud", he explains. For Ahmed, photography is a way to record our collective evolution and impermanence: "Nothing lasts forever, and I am drawn to the idea of preserving our histories, cultures, and communities.

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Dan Wood - The Story Portrait Dan Wood This photograph is from the 'Suicide Machine' series which was a long term project about my hometown, Bridgend in South Wales (UK). The main narrative of the series was to discover what is wrong with Bridgend; a town synonymous with suicide. The person in the photograph is, in fact, my niece Jade.

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Photographers on Photographers: Saleem Ahmed in Conversation With Baljit Singh - LENSCRATCH Baljit Singh and I are Internet friends. We haven't met in real life, nor do we really message each other all that often. I only know her through the details that she shares - the visuals she posts and the words she writes. I think we sort of just admire each other's work from afar.

LENSCRATCH

Interview with Dan Wood - Pellicola Magazine Q: Hi Dan, welcome to Pellicola! Tell us something about your life and yourself.

Hello, I'm Dan Wood, a Documentary Photographer from Wales, UK. I am married with two young children, Megan and Tomas, and have been taking photographs for nearly 25 years - my work these days mainly concentrates on Wales and the Welsh.

PELLICOLA MAGAZINE

Alex Webb's vivid street scenes capture life at its most poetic Magnum photographer Alex Webb has absorbed the world, catching cinematic moments that make time stand still.

Magnum photographer Alex Webb has absorbed the world, catching cinematic moments that make time stand still. Now he's ready to focus that intuition on the everyday world he calls home.

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dan wood photography Documentary & Portrait Photography DAN WOOD PHOTOGRAPHY

Virtual Artist Talk: Saleem Ahmed Pennsylvania College of Art & Design | PCA&D Photographer Saleem Ahmed will present a Virtual Artist Talk to the Photography & Video Department, but open to all, Monday, Oct. 26, at 11 am. Ahmed also is an assistant professor based in Philadelphia. His creative practice incorporates elements of documentary storytelling, family history, writing, and bookmaking.

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Alex Webb: Rendering a Complex World, in Color and Black-and-White For someone who says 99 percent of street photography is about failure, Alex Webb has had a notably successful career. From his early work in Haiti and along the United States-Mexico border, to recent projects in the United States Rust Belt, Mr. Webb, a member of Magnum Photos, had produced a deep archive of images rich in color and complexity.

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Alex Webb * A City of a Hundred Names * Magnum Photos Magnum Photos Over the centuries, Istanbul's walls have protected an unusual nexus of cultural identities. At times a beacon of progressive pluralism, the city has consistently reinvented itself, from Byzantium to Deutera Roma (New Rome) to Constantinople.

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Alex Webb & Rebecca Norris Webb Internationally acclaimed color photographers WEBBNORRISWEBB

Banksy's 'Dismaland' is art about nothing - and we're over it Now a perennial tradition, like the Super Bowl Halftime Show or Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, elusive artist Banksy is back with his latest spectacle a dystopic "bemusement park," aptly titled " Dismaland." Likely you've already seen pictures of its dilapidated castle and polluted waterways, staffed by glum employees whose uniforms read "dismal" across the backs.

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Thomas Demand: The Stutter of History - FEP Thomas Demand has spent the last two and a half decades bringing together his talents as both a sculptor and a photographer in an attempt to capture the uncanny stutter of history that lies at the root of our contemporary image culture.

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Thomas Demand - Thomas Demand - London - Sprüth Magers "Models provide us with a focus on our world, as its complexity would place an inconceivable load on our apprehension without such filter." -Thomas Demand Thomas Demand's Pond (2020) presents a view of nature that is clichéd in its tranquility. Water lilies have traditionally symbolized purity and rebirth, reproducing in water rather than in soil.

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The cardboard cannabis lab: Thomas Demand's beautifully deceptive realities ast year, Thomas Demand made two large-scale photographs, Pond and Nursery, that at first seem to suggest two conflicting ideas of nature: the sublime and the scientific. The former, a nod to Monet, shows a constellation of yellow, circular water lilies on an expanse of blue water.

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Paper, scissors, camera: the art of Thomas Demand RUSSELL FERGUSON Let's begin at the beginning. Why did you decide to become an artist? THOMAS DEMAND I actually never considered anything else.

My mother was an art teacher. My father was an artist who taught. He wanted to be a painter, but at that time in Germany you couldn't make a living as an artist.

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New Topographics: photographs that find beauty in the banal t is 35 years since the term "new topographics" was coined by William Jenkins, curator of a group show of American landscape photography held at George Eastman House in Rochester, New York. The show consisted of 168 rigorously formal, black-and-white prints of streets, warehouses, city centres, industrial sites and suburban houses.

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New Topographics: Photographs of a Man-Altered Landscape | SFMOMA A turning point in the history of photography, the 1975 exhibition New Topographics signaled a radical shift away from traditional depictions of landscape. Pictures of transcendent natural vistas gave way to unromanticized views of stark industrial landscapes, suburban sprawl, and everyday scenes not usually given a second glance.

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The New Topographics + Lewis Baltz: The New Industrial Parks near Irvine, California After our theory lecturer recommended reading about a movement called The New Topographics I went to the library and looked through the exhibition book. In looking through the work from this movement I was instantly inspired by the unique styles the 8 photographers adopted to record the urban landscape.

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Fundación MAPFRE: Lewis Baltz World Art Foundations Lewis Baltz (Newport Beach, California, 1945 - Paris, 2014) is one of the most important photographers of the second half of the 20th century. Traditionally, his work has been associated with the generation of photographers that came together for the New Topographics exhibition, which questioned the concept of the landscape as beautiful, existential and almost [...]

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The language of Lewis Baltz Here are two photographs of architecture taken by Lewis Baltz in 1974. As pictures, they are precise and elegant. As records of built form they are austere and remote. They come from a series of 51 images titled "The New Industrial Parks Near Irvine, California".

99% Invisible 99% Invisible with Roman Mars is a tiny radio show about design, architecture & the ninety-nine percent invisible activity that shapes our world.

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Lewis Brander Listen to this episode from The Artists Contemporary Podcast on Spotify.

Episode 49 of The Artists Contemporary Podcast is with painter @lewis_brander @lewis_brander is currently exhibited in First Light at @collectivending alongside @sonyaderviz curated by @campbell.hector. In this epsjdoe Anna and Lewis talk a lot about Lewis's journey to this show.

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Interview with Lewis Baltz (2009) ‎Talk Art on Apple Podcasts Actor Russell Tovey and gallerist Robert Diament host Talk Art, a podcast dedicated to the world of art featuring exclusive interviews with leading artists, curators & gallerists, and even occasionally their talented friends from other industries like acting, music and journalism. Listen in to explo...

"If you wanted to work in the vein of Walker Evans, you could do very well at Yale. But if you didn't want to do that, you were just - you're kind of left alone." Lewis Baltz Oral history interview with Lewis Baltz, 2009 Nov. AMERICAN SUBURB X

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Fred Lonidier: The Agitator | Aperture | Spring 2017

The podcast that returns art history to the masses, one painting at a time.

Fred Lonidier The Agitator How did a former teachers' union president, Peace Corps volunteer, and Vietnam War resister disrupt the documentary tradition? Brian Wallis When photographer and social activist Fred Lonidier was selected for the 2014 Whitney Biennial, it came as a surprise to some.

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The motto "an injury to one is an injury to all" has been used by the Industrial Workers of the World since the early 1900s. It also seems to underpin San Diego-based artist and union activist Fred Lonidier's seminal work The Health and Safety Game (1976/78).

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Fred Lonidier

University Complicity Database Palestine Solidarity Campaign

Since the early 1970s, Fred Lonidier has challenged the conventions of the photographic image, merging conceptual photography and leftist political activism. His choice to show his work in such nontraditional venues as union halls and shopping malls exemplifies his efforts to address an audience beyond the gallery and museum visitors.

University Database Israel's system of institutionalised racist discrimination, amounting to the crime of apartheid, can only be sustained because of weapons, technology and other support it receives from companies around the world. UK Universities collectively invest nearly £450m in companies complicit in Israeli violations of international law.

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Lewis Baltz Lewis Baltz was born in Newport Beach, California, he studied at the San Francisco Art Institute, and received an MFA from the Claremont Graduate School in 1971. He worked as a freelance photographer in California and taught photography at various institutions, including the California Institute of the Arts, the University of California (Riverside and Santa Cruz), Yale, the École Nationale Superieure des Beaux-Arts, Paris, and the Art Academy of Helsinki.

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