FocusPhotography What caught my eye about the photographic near and distant By Maurice Amiel on April 17, 2019 “My value lies in the fact that I am a man for whom the visible world... Read more →
Photography What Caught My Eye, How and Why By Maurice Amiel on April 11, 2019 ”Seeing is the important thing". —Callahan as quoted in Sarah Greenough, “Harry... Read more →
PhotographyPoetry Interview: Poet and Photographer, Justin Hamm By Jeffrey Alfier on March 6, 2019 Jeffrey Alfier: You and I share the same aesthetic when it comes to photography, how we... Read more →
Photography 1 ANNIE LEIBOVITZ: The Early Years, 1970 – 1983 / Photographs at Hauser & Wirth By Allon Schoener on February 20, 2019 Annie Leibovitz: The Early Years, 1970-1983: Archive Project No. 1, on view at the Hauser... Read more →
Photography Annie Leibovitz and Me By Elisa Leonelli on February 20, 2019 In the mid 1970s, when I started my career as a photo-journalist, I was inspired by Annie... Read more →
OUR WORLDPhotography On the portraiture of things By Maurice Amiel on February 13, 2019 Take a look around your abode, and you will see mostly objects placed in sets, according... Read more →
Photography 1 Women Photographers By Elisa Leonelli on January 16, 2019 As a photo-journalist who traveled all over the world to visually document foreign... Read more →
ArtPhotography Brassai, Poet of Paris Streets, Shines in Photo Show By Stephen West on December 12, 2018 Brassai was more than a talented documentary photographer. He was a visual poet of the... Read more →
ArtFilmPhotography 4 Jim Storm’s “Ain’t My First Rodeo: The Show” Opens December 1st at Beyond Baroque By Dr. Valerie Pronio-Stelluto on November 21, 2018 Two years ago Cultural Weekly's own multi-talented writer/ photographer Alexis Rhone... Read more →
ArtFilmPhotography Hung Up: On Hauser & Wirth’s Witty Comeback By James L. Chapman on November 14, 2018 The Getty hangs Sally Mann’s photographs for her first major international exhibition,... Read more →
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