Well, so you lived seriously believing you were a true vanguardist till you discover “it Fashion has been here, generating amazing quality content, since 1999. They have recently redesign their look and they have even embarked on bilingualism, so now you can read them both in Spanish and English. What else could we ask...
Read more »
Within the latest edition of PhotoEspaña 2012, Loewe presents Scott Schuman’s -creator of the known-around-the-world street style blog The Sartorialist- work with an exhibition in their shop in Gran Vía, Madrid, through next August 5th.
The images of the exhibition will be included in the new book Schuman will present in August and, also,...
Read more »
Selling Sex is the name of the new exhibition organized by SHOWstudio that can be visited till next June, 1st in London (1-9 Bruton Place).
Considering that most of the images consumed today are created by masculine minds, the show tips the balance in favor of the other side and explores the vision and...
Read more »
If you are in Barcelona next Thursday, March 15th, you can’t miss ‘Lilit‘, the solo exhibition by illustrator Judit García-Talavera en Arte Aparte (C/Bruniquer, 9 Premise 4) where she will show, till next April, 15th, a sample of her personal work.
———-
Si estás en Barcelona este jueves 15 de Marzo no puedes perderte la inauguración...
Read more »
Kaune Sudendorf, the gallery for contemporary photography in Cologne, Germany, presents tomorrow Friday the exhibition Three Boys from Pasadena, a collective show with the works by photographers Mark Arbeit, George Holz y Just Loomis which, after its debut in the Helmut Newton Foundation in Berlin was also presented in New York and Paris.
Besides...
Read more »
Artist Aitor Saraiba opens tomorrow Thursday, March, 8th, in Mutt Gallery in Barcelona, his first solo exhibition: I’m Not Naturally Evil.
His drawings, of simple and spontaneous lines, of naïve and nostalgic mood hide, after their first innocent appearance, a strong psychological load that explores the evil side -opposite but sometimes intrinsic- of good and...
Read more »
The peculiar portrait of Hollywood by photographer Terry Richardson is now summed up in twenty-five images, exhibited through March, 31st in OhWow gallery in La Cienega Boulevard, in Los Angeles.
The show, named Terrywood, talks -through light signs, portraits of famous people and other icons of pop culture- about different concepts associated to Hollywood like...
Read more »
VUU is a New York based collective -although it also includes members from Berlin, Sweden or Finland- that aims to spread the word about the work of different emerging artists.
With this purpose they organize this year, for second time in a row, the exhibition VUU II in K&K gallery in Brooklyn, including works...
Read more »
With the idea of capturing the most significative daily moments of his Belgian compatriots, photographer Stephan Vanfleteren traveled all over his country portraying people and landscapes; a touching homage that takes shape in the forty images of the exhibition Belgicum which can be visited through next February in Hilaneh von Kories Galerie in Hamburg....
Read more »
Photography museum FoMu in Antwerp, presents till Januray 29th of the next year, an exhibition about the work of German photographer Peter Lindbergh including, among many others, the series Berlin he shot for Vogue in 2009, a selection by professor and art and photography curator Klaus Honnef and some of the most representative images...
Read more »
For the first time in history and only till next August 29th, the Contemporary Art Museum and Galleries of San Petersburg exhibits Fashion of the 80’s, an exhibition that shows part of the collection of Russian historian of fashion and collector Alexandr Vasilyev and that includes garments, accessories and images from -among many others-...
Read more »
Considered to be the father of photojournalism, the photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson proved from his early works during the ’30s, and along all his career, to have his eye always ready to capture the moment in the very instant it should be captured.
Through next July, 24th the Museum für Gestaltung in Zurich is exhibiting...
Read more »
The immediacy of Polaroid pictures became, by the ’70s, the perfect allied to Helmut Newton’s impatience, as he once confessed in an interview. Being capable of seeing the image in real time satisfied his necessity of knowing how framing, composition and light were working together, hence that he always used this method as experimental...
Read more »
“My trick consists in avoiding all tricks (…) The modern picture is, in almost every case, the result of cutting.”
M. Munkácsi
From being a reporter specialized in action sports in his native Hungary to becoming the official photographer of Harper’s Bazaar in New York, -including some time as a contributor for the Berliner Illustrirte Zeitung...
Read more »
Directed by Bette Gordon in the early 80s, Variety is a low-budget film that explains the fortunes and misfortunes of a girl that starts working in the ticket office of an adult theatre. Variety is also the name of the exhibition that compiles the images taken by Nan Goldin during the shooting of the...
Read more »
During the four decades that go from the beginning of the 50s to the end of the 80s, German photographer F.C. Gundlach portrayed the fashion scene for some of the most well-known magazines of that time, leaving an extensive legacy that, further than the clothes, pictured a language in itself expressed through framings, locations,...
Read more »
Compiling more than a hundred images, the retrospective of American photographer Charles Brittin: West & South that opens tomorrow in Michael Kohn Gallery in Los Ángeles, stays in the same fundamental pillars that always worked as the two main references in his work.
On one hand, the representative change that involved the move from...
Read more »
From the very beginning, Larry Clark’s work has always been full of controversy and provocation; taking as his main inspiration topics like juvenile violence, drugs and -sporadic- adolescent sexuality, the photographer and filmmaker from Oklahoma justifies how these tough references appear as a result of his own experiences.
Extremely direct and realist, his disturbing...
Read more »
I can’t help being as amazed as the first time whenever I come across Hans Silvester’s work; the energy in his images, the combinations of textures, the vibrant colours and the addition of the exotic flowers always manage to leave me speechless. The German photographer and environmental activist has travelled all around the world...
Read more »
Hotel Crillon in Paris organized during the Fashion Week an exhibition that, under the name of Le Petit Salon Des Jeunes Créateurs -and halfway between an anatomy class, a creepy attic full of dark secrets and Doctor Frankenstein’s lab- compiled the work of designers like Yiqing Yin, Anthony Vaccarello, Maxime Simoens, Bouchra Jarrar, Ligia Dias, Olympia Le-Tan, Alberto Marani...
Read more »
