Monthly Archives: May 2009
The Photographer, a new, innovative graphic novel, utilizes photojournalism, story telling and renowned graphic novelist Emmanuel Guibert’s illustrations to depict a period of time in Afghanistan history that mostly goes unheard of. Didier Lefèvre, a French photojournalist working …
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If you’re looking to spend $750 on a truly unique luxury item, look no further than Art + Commerce’s Web site, where you will find a 1,000 piece jigsaw puzzle of a Steven Meisel photograph. What exactly does the …
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In an exhibit that surely calls into question the necessity of vision to be a great photographer, the California Museum of Photography (in Riverside) presents “Sight Unseen” until August 29th. The exhibit features the stunning and always awe-inspiring works …
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Fans of Dan Winters, rejoice. His first monograph will be released this month; exhibits and book signings will follow. If you should find yourself in Houston, Texas tomorrow night, why not make a stop at the Museum of Fine …
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Three great exhibits open this Thursday at the Howard Greenberg Gallery. Rebecca Lepkoff‘s “Signs of Life” features works from the artist’s 50+ years of photographing different neighborhoods and ghettos in NYC, including tenement living in the Lower East Side. …
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