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Josef Hoflehner Big Island "This new catalog features twenty-two photographs from Hawaii by Nature Photographer of the Year Josef Hoflehner. Superbly printed in duotone on finest matt art paper... More |
Zubin Shroff The Cosmopolitans "In The Cosmopolitans, photographer Zubin Shroff places his formal, studied portraits in the liminal spaces where our rapidly advancing global culture is continually being shaped. In doing so... More |
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Ernesto Bazan BazanCuba "The singular apparition that is Bazan Cuba is not what just any camera would register, but Ernesto's way of seeing, and no one else's... More |
Einar Hansen The Fog Will Clear, The Snow Will Melt ""If you look at other images, it is not going to be dark all the time, the fog will clear, the snow will melt, the sunlight is going to shift across the floor... More |
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Julie Blackmon Domestic Vacations More |
Jona Frank Right "Patrick Henry College is the higher education institution of choice among politically far-right young people aspiring to enter the conservative power elite... More |
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Joan Fontcuberta Deconstructing Osama "Shocking photos! Chilling documents! Secrets revealed! The amazing scoop from the Al-Zur News Agency. A project by Joan Fontcuberta In November 2006 Al-Zur (the Qatar... More |
Julie Blackmon Domestic Vacations "The Dutch saying, “a Jan Steen household,” originated in the seventeenth century and has come to refer to a home in disarray, full of rowdy children and boisterous family gatherings... More |
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Michael Grecco Naked Ambition More |
Danielle Mericle Seneca Ghosts "Danielle Mericle’s enigmatic new book of photographs takes as its subject an elusive herd of albino deer that roams a deactivated cold war-era army depot in upstate New York... More |
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Jim Goldberg War Is Only Half the Story "Founded by photographer and writer Sara Terry, the nonprofit Aftermath Project documents the long-term repercussions of conflict that are so often neglected by the popular media. Terry... More |
Jo Whaley The Theater of Insects "Photographer Jo Whaley constructs mesmerizing scenes with vibrantly colored bugs (butterflies, dragonflies, beetles, and more) that echo the tradition of natural history dioramas... More |
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Stella Johnson Al Sol "Villages seen down dusty roads: difficult to reach physically, and once there, difficult to enter and fully understand. Living off the land, daily tasks take over: hauling the water from the well... More |
Philip Perkis The Sadness of Men "“Philip’s pictures are not like anyone else’s. They are like looking at a dream.” —HELEN LEVITT Philip Perkis is one of the most widely respected American photographers... More |
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Andrea Modica Fountain "Exhibition catalogue published in conjunction with the exhibition Andrea Modica: Fountain, Edwynn Houk Gallery, January 15 - February 16, 2008. All photographs were made in Fountain... More |
Wassinklundgren Hans Kemna "'Hans Kemna: Catalogue', a book that gives an intimate view into the house of a collector, functioning both as an exhibition catalogue and that of a person and his peculiar obsession... More |
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Diego Ortiz Leafing... "The sixties provided a special new way of seeing books, which were recognized as an artistic medium of incomparable effectiveness for reaching the most recondite places... More |
Carla Van De Puttelaar The Beholder's Eye "The intimate and delicate nude portraits of this Dutch photographer are characterised by an alienating sensuality. This new series of images... More |
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Espen R. Krukhaug Before Dawn "The project Before Dawn began in the last months of 2004. During this project, I have explored night time and the insomnia and solitary aspects that comes with it... More |
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