Friday, April 29, 2011
Thursday, April 28, 2011
Tonight 4/28/11-En Foco's New Works Photography Fellowship Awards Exhibition
En Foco's New Works
Photography Fellowship Awards Exhibition
April 16 - July 1, 2011
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| ©Alex Leme, Red Galaxie, Small Town: Portraits of a Disappearing America, 2010 |
When it rain it pours...another great show to see tonight for the ones like me that will brave the rain.
Don't miss this one!
Featuring:· Rona Chang
· Alex Leme
· Susana Raab
· Daniel Ramos
· Sarah Sudhoff
Juror:
Opening Reception:
Thursday, April 28, from 6:00-8:00pm
Artist Talk:
Saturday, April 30, 2:00-4:00pm
Youth Event: Photographing Your Neighborhood with Rona Chang
Saturday, May 7, 1:00-3:00pm
FREE and open to the public
Location: Skylight Gallery
Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation's
Center for Arts & Culture
1368 Fulton Street, Third Floor
Brooklyn, NY 11216
Blog:
Starting Monday, April 25th through Friday, April 29th we will be posting articles on each artist by Andy Adams from FlakPhoto. Check them out on En Foco's Blog on Monday to learn more about the work you'll be seeing at the gallery
Exhibition Catalog:
Purchase an exhibition catalog HERE
We are grateful for additional support from Canson Infinity, Manfrotto Distribution,Lowepro, PDN, Photoserve, Fujifilm, and Archival Methods.
Tonight!-Will Steacy 48 HOURS @ Michael Mazzeo Gallery
WILL STEACY, 48 HOURS | |
Opening Reception, Thursday, April 28, 6-8PM Artist Talk, Saturday, April 30, 3PM | |
Will Steacy
Left -''Allen''Madison Firefighter IAFF Local, Madison 2011 Right- Mina's Furniture , Gary 2011
See you tonight! Don't miss it!
Deeply moved by headlines decrying the perils facing the nation, Steacy, a former union laborer, packed his view camera and drove to Madison, Wisconsin to witness the heated confrontation between union workers and Governor Scott Walker. He spent 24 hours that night and the following day photographing events as they unfolded inside and around the capitol building, as the Governor prepared to sign the notorious bill restricting collective bargaining rights for union workers.
Shortly afterward, Steacy drove to Gary, Indiana, home to the first US Steel plant, and a city whose rise and fall has become a symbol of the plight of the American workforce. He photographed up and down Broadway, Gary's main artery, documenting city institutions and local businesses, revealing the grim challenges that now face this once-vibrant city.
Photographed in 48 hours, Steacy's understated, quietly seductive images reveal an undercurrent of catastrophic anxiety enveloping the American psyche while pointedly exposing the harsh realities of a nation torn apart by misguided government policies and corporate greed. An outspoken critic of inequality and injustice, Will Steacy's images, insightful, confrontational, and elegant, offer hope and renewal to a nation divided.
Gallery Info
New Address!
Michael Mazzeo Gallery
508 W. 26 St., Suite 318
New York, NY 10001
www.michaelmazzeo.com
+1.212.741.6599
Gallery Hours:
Tuesday through Saturday
11AM to 6PM
Also by appointment
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
First Class/Second Class- Artist Talk Wednesday April 27,2011
Come by to see us talk Wednesday about our work and its relation to the show, First Class/ Second Class!
See you Wednesday!
See you Wednesday!
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Sunday, April 24, 2011
Another Great Photograph for my Art Photography Collection- Michael Mazzeo
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| Goddess II Michael Paris Mazzeo |
Another great one for my Art Photography Collection. ''Goddess II'' by Michael Paris Mazzeo who, besides his great gallery has amazing fine art photography works of his own! Thank you Michael! Love it!
www.michaelmazzeo.com
Another Great Photograph for my Art Photography Collection- Brian Shumway
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| Brian Shumway ''Giovonni, 24, Collinswood, NJ.'' |
Another recent addition to my Art photography collection ''Giovonni, 24,Collinswood, NJ.'' from the photo series titled '' Black Girl'' by Brian Shumway.
You can see Brian's work as part of the First Class/Second Class group show at
Asya Geisberg Gallery currently on display till May 7, 2011.
I am currently the editor this great photo series so...stay tuned there is great things to come!
http://brianshumway.com/projec
Saturday, April 23, 2011
A new addition to my ART photography collection
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| Janine Noelle Untitled ( Chelsea) , 2009 Unique Print |
unique print by Janine Noelle from the photo series ''New York, My Dear''
Michael Eastman: Havana 2010 @ Barry Friedman LTD.
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| MICHAEL EASTMAN [AMERICAN, B. 1947]W, HAVANA 2010 DIGITAL C-PRINT VARIABLE SIZES |
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| CHAEL EASTMAN [AMERICAN, B. 1947] FLATIRON 1, HAVANA 2010 DIGITAL C-PRINT VARIABLE SIZES |
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| MICHAEL EASTMAN [AMERICAN, B. 1947] HOLLYWOOD THEATER, HAVANA 2010 DIGITAL C-PRINT VARIABLE SIZES |
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Special thanks to John A. Bennette for taking me along to see it.
On display till April 30, 2011.
Go and see it!
http://www.barryfriedmanltd.com/main.php
Mark Morrisroe @ Clampart Gallery 3/24-4/30/11
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Mark Morrisroe ''Jonathan ( Jack Pierson ) '', 1982 Chromogenic print Courtesy of Clampart Gallery |
Coincidentally, there is another exhibit of Mark Morrisroe works at The Artist Space running till May 1, 2011. http://www.artistsspace.org/present-exhbitions
Go and see it!
www.clampart.com
Quattro out of SEVEN
4 out of SEVEN
Get yours today!
http://www.finchandada.com/seven/
Justin Walker
Daddy Bruce, 2010
From the series Gastro Glam
About:
Justin Walker studied art and graphic design and the University of Colorado before moving to Brooklyn, NY in 2005 to pursue photography. Largely self-taught, he now is a free-lance commercial and fine art photographer focusing on travel and food. His work has been shown from Colorado to New York and most recently in 2011, Gastro-Glam, a graphic and colorful departure to his other work, was exhibited in "The Pleasure Is All Mine", group exhibition for Finch & Ada. Although vastly different, both showcase Walker’s control of composition and color.
Get yours today!
http://www.finchandada.com/seven/
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| Daddy Bruce Justin Walker |
Justin Walker
Daddy Bruce, 2010
From the series Gastro Glam
11'' x 14'' Metallic Digital C-Print
Edition of 7
$350.00
(all prices include tax and shipping & handling)
Each print comes with a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist.
Edition of 7
$350.00
(all prices include tax and shipping & handling)
Each print comes with a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist.
About:
Justin Walker studied art and graphic design and the University of Colorado before moving to Brooklyn, NY in 2005 to pursue photography. Largely self-taught, he now is a free-lance commercial and fine art photographer focusing on travel and food. His work has been shown from Colorado to New York and most recently in 2011, Gastro-Glam, a graphic and colorful departure to his other work, was exhibited in "The Pleasure Is All Mine", group exhibition for Finch & Ada. Although vastly different, both showcase Walker’s control of composition and color.
Artist Statement:
Gastro Glam is like that of a graphic illustration of modern aphrodisiactic pleasure. Anatomical diagrams of form and color made with the idea of pursuing pleasure through food. Inspired by the consumption of foods for more than just calories "Gastro-Glam" is a study of food as an object within the ideas of modern beauty, refinement, sexual stimulation, health, and in-turn happiness and life.
Gastro Glam is like that of a graphic illustration of modern aphrodisiactic pleasure. Anatomical diagrams of form and color made with the idea of pursuing pleasure through food. Inspired by the consumption of foods for more than just calories "Gastro-Glam" is a study of food as an object within the ideas of modern beauty, refinement, sexual stimulation, health, and in-turn happiness and life.
Friday, April 22, 2011
The Black Portrait @ Rush Arts Gallery 3/31-5/21/11
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| Felandus Thames |
I had been meaning to tell you all about this show, The Black Portrait currently on display @ Rush Arts Gallery in Chelsea, NYC till 5/21/11, that you must go and see. Natasha Logan and photographer and friend Hank Willis Thomas did an splendid job co-curating this show. it is very strong in content , theme and great imagery. You can easily move this show to the Studio Museum of Harlem or any museum for that matter. The work of Felandus Thames (shown above) was one of my very favorite gems to be discovered as part of this interesting take of black portraiture. I highly recommended.
The Black Portrait
March 31st – May 21st
Curated by Hank Willis Thomas and Natasha L. Logan
Toyin Odutola Untitled (part of a Polyptych) 14”x11” Ink on paper, 2011
Participating Artists
Christine Wong Yap
Coby Kennedy
Delphine Diallo
Duron Jackson
Felandus Thames
Kajahl Benes
Kambui Olujimi
Keisha Scarville
Shane Aslan Selzer
Toyin Odutola
Coby Kennedy
Delphine Diallo
Duron Jackson
Felandus Thames
Kajahl Benes
Kambui Olujimi
Keisha Scarville
Shane Aslan Selzer
Toyin Odutola
Opening Reception Thursday, March 31st 6-8 pm
Three Out of SEVEN
3 out of SEVEN.
Get yours today!
Toby Burrows
Rise, 2010
From the series Tempest
Get yours today!
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| Rise Toby Burrows |
Toby Burrows
Rise, 2010
From the series Tempest
11'' x 14'' Digital C-Print
Edition of 7
$350.00
(all prices include tax and shipping & handling)
Each print comes with a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist.
Edition of 7
$350.00
(all prices include tax and shipping & handling)
Each print comes with a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist.
About:
Toby Burrows studied painting and photography at Sydney College of the Arts before leaving for London in 1991. It was whilst managing Europe’s largest photographic studio complex, Holborn Studios - London, that Toby’s passion for photography grew. For a period of four years he was fortunate to work alongside photographers such as David Bailey and Richard Avedon.
Toby returned to Sydney in 2000 and has since compiled an eclectic and diverse collection of personal and commissioned work. He has also established a significant base of leading advertising clients both in Australia and Internationally.
His edgy style and award-winning photography have been celebrated with a New York Festival Gold, numerous Cannes and one show finalists, a World Press Award, Folio Awards as well as nominations for the International Colour Awards and the Black & White Spider Awards.
Toby Burrows studied painting and photography at Sydney College of the Arts before leaving for London in 1991. It was whilst managing Europe’s largest photographic studio complex, Holborn Studios - London, that Toby’s passion for photography grew. For a period of four years he was fortunate to work alongside photographers such as David Bailey and Richard Avedon.
Toby returned to Sydney in 2000 and has since compiled an eclectic and diverse collection of personal and commissioned work. He has also established a significant base of leading advertising clients both in Australia and Internationally.
His edgy style and award-winning photography have been celebrated with a New York Festival Gold, numerous Cannes and one show finalists, a World Press Award, Folio Awards as well as nominations for the International Colour Awards and the Black & White Spider Awards.
Artist Statement:
The image Rise is from the series Tempest, created in late 2010. The photograph is taken on location on a coastal rock shelf in Southern NSW, Australia and was captured in one shot. The live model (or figure) in the photographs are shot on location and not digitally placed into the situation. She used her body to create shapes in sync with the waves as they broke on the rock shelf, creating an organic quality to the imagery.
The image Rise is from the series Tempest, created in late 2010. The photograph is taken on location on a coastal rock shelf in Southern NSW, Australia and was captured in one shot. The live model (or figure) in the photographs are shot on location and not digitally placed into the situation. She used her body to create shapes in sync with the waves as they broke on the rock shelf, creating an organic quality to the imagery.
Thursday, April 21, 2011
TWO out of SEVEN
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| Fur Aline Smithson |
Here is the work of Aline Smithson, artist ''numero dos'' of the edition of SEVEN.
Aline Smithson
Fur, 2007 From the series Daughter
11'' x 14'' Metallic Digital C-Print
Edition of 7
$350.00
(all prices include tax and shipping & handling)
Each print comes with a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist.
Edition of 7
$350.00
(all prices include tax and shipping & handling)
Each print comes with a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist.
About:
After a career as a New York Fashion Editor and working along side the greats of fashion photography, Aline Smithson discovered the family Rolleiflex and never looked back. Now represented by galleries across the country and published throughout the world, Aline continues to create her award-winning photography with humor, compassion, and a 50-year-old camera. Her work has been featured in numerous publications including the PDN Photo Annual, Communication Arts Photo Annual, Eyemazing, Artworks, Shots, Pozytyw, and Silvershotz magazines. She has exhibited widely including solo shows at the Griffin Museum of Photography, the Oswald Gallery, and Wallspace Gallery in Seattle. Aline has been the Gallery Editor for Light Leaks Magazine, writes and edits the blog, Lenscratch, and has been curating exhibitions for a number of galleries and on-line magazines. She was nominated for The Excellence in Photographic Teaching Award in 2008 and 2009 and for the Santa Fe Prize in Photography in 2009 by the Santa Fe Center of Photography. She is a 2009 juror for Critical Mass, and will be a reviewer at Review LA in 2010.
Artist Statement:
Daughter: As a photographer, I explore a variety of subjects, styles and processes, but the one consistent element in my photographic journey has been my daughter, Charlotte.
Daughter: As a photographer, I explore a variety of subjects, styles and processes, but the one consistent element in my photographic journey has been my daughter, Charlotte.
As I continue to grow and explore as an artist, she continues to grow and explore as a person. Her willingness to participate in my work has been immeasurable. I look back at the past ten years, grateful to her for helping me realize my vision, but I am also grateful to have a photographic record of my very special daughter and the time we have spent together.
Tim Hetherington- War Photojournalist RIP
British-born Tim Hetherington, 40, co-director of the documentary Restrepo about U.S. soldiers on an outpost in Afghanistan, was killed inside the only rebel-held city in western Libya, said his U.S.-based publicist, Johanna Ramos Boyer.
Hetherington, who was best known for co-directing the Oscar-nominated documentary about the war in Afghanistan, Restrepo, was killed Wednesday in Misurata, Libya when a rocket-propelled grenade struck his camp.
Rest in Peace my friend.
Hetherington, who was best known for co-directing the Oscar-nominated documentary about the war in Afghanistan, Restrepo, was killed Wednesday in Misurata, Libya when a rocket-propelled grenade struck his camp.
Wednesday, April 20, 2011
L U C K Y ~ S E V E N @ F I N C H & A D A
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| ''Lady Money Sings The Blues'' 2011, Harlem NYC Ruben Natal -San Miguel Image courtesy of the artist and Finch and Ada |
The ladies of Finch & Ada , Elizabeth Barragan and Kathleen Mahoney- Cobb are at it again after their gallery debut and very sucessfull show run ''The Pleasure is All Mine''.
This is a very limited edition of seven with seven artists called of course ''SEVEN''
One of the SEVEN limited editions images is mine and it is new work, which I am very proud to debut here. Lady Money Sings the Blues to me exemplifies the real essence of my ongoing on its 7 year project NY, NY : Concrete Jungle photography series which shows how Old NY and New NY are fused together in a era of fast gentrification in Harlem, NYC. All the editions are at a very affordable price and are highly collectable. There is a great image range and they are all reproduced with the finest
reproduction quality.
Happy Shopping!
One of the SEVEN limited editions images is mine and it is new work, which I am very proud to debut here. Lady Money Sings the Blues to me exemplifies the real essence of my ongoing on its 7 year project NY, NY : Concrete Jungle photography series which shows how Old NY and New NY are fused together in a era of fast gentrification in Harlem, NYC. All the editions are at a very affordable price and are highly collectable. There is a great image range and they are all reproduced with the finest
reproduction quality.
Happy Shopping!
SEVEN - Limited Editions
Starts Today! Wednesday, April 20, 2011
Enrich your life. Collect art.
Finch & Ada are proud to present SEVEN, an exclusive opportunity for the emerging or seasoned art collector to acquire dynamic artworks by a selected group of next generation talent. These unique prints were expertly selected to achieve a balance between an art market sensibility and the pure joy of acquiring beautiful art. We hope that SEVEN will establish a confident relationship between Finch & Ada and our patrons to buy what they love.
SEVEN - Limited Editions print sale is composed of seven photographers andseven images - in an edition of ONLY seven, reasonably priced from $350.00-$500.00 each. This is an economically worthwhile approach for a savvy collector to enrich and expand their personal gallery. And as curators, we set out to create a visually engaging set of images by photographers who continue to enhance the future of modern photography.
In addition to all the practical reasons to collect, our motto is pretty basic, "collect what you love" and we really love these images. So much so we have created incentives to buy more than one.
COLLECTOR'S BOX: Purchase all seven prints, while supplies last, in the number of edition that is available, for $2100.00! That is a savings of $400.00! The seven images will be delivered in an archival box with archival photographer gloves.
PICK THREE: If one is not enough, pick three and save! You will receive aninstant savings of $150.00 for purchasing three prints in your order.
Please visit this link: http://www.finchandada.com/seven/ to enhance and develop your fine art collection.
Collect with confidence. Collect what you love.
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Monday, April 18, 2011
Katherine Newbegin @ ARTSTAR
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Samrat Cinema II took this image in Jaipur, India. After photographing in this space, I later found out it was a porn cinema. In the Spring of 2010, I began a new project photographing cinemas in India. Although, I had not intended to pursue this project, upon arrival, I realized how quickly India is being altered by the intense economic growth and the loss of these small, single screen cinemas represents... More |
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