60 years after the Italian painter pioneered his minimalist still lives, Joel Meyerowitz photographed them in their original setting for a beautiful new book
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Joel Meyerowitz - Morandi's Objects. L'omaggio del maestro della fotografia contemporanea Joel Meyerowitz al pittore bolognese Giorgio Morandi.
Josef Sudek was a Czech photographer, best known for his haunting night-scapes of Prague. Originally a bookbinder, Sudek was badly injured during action by the Hungarian Army on the Italian Front …
May 30, 2016Photographer Joel Meyerowitz recalls how he became involved — intimately — with the work and sensibility of the obsessive still-life painter Giorgio Morandi. It all began last year, when Meyerowitz was spending a sweltering summer in Italy. “It was so hot you couldn’t go out,” he says. “I would sit in a studio […]
Last month the American photographer Joel Meyerowitz captivated visitors to CIMA with a talk on his most recent project, Morandi’s Objects. Earlier this yea
Okay, I know I am the extreme in tree-hugger mentality, I admit it, I recycle everything, even food scraps into compost. This aspect of my mission to help “save the planet” drives the people I l…
60 years after the Italian painter pioneered his minimalist still lives, Joel Meyerowitz photographed them in their original setting for a beautiful new book
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Started a photography course a couple of weeks ago, mainly discussing different photographers work rather than a practical class, and the first assignment was to create a typology picture inspired by the work of Bernd and Hilla Becher. Chose the image theme above as keys are all pretty much the same but everyone's keyrings are different. So went around the office borrowing keys to produce the image above. Got good feedback on it, so pleased with the result.
Artist Gwen Murphy turns old shoes into works of art by giving them faces. She uses ash clay and acrylic paint to create those bugged-out eyes ,dreary lids, pouty lips and long faces. "I see a shoe as a kind of fetish, because it has a presence and the power to protect and transport us. Since I was a very young child, I have looked at shoes and found them looking back at me, each pair with its own personality and facial expression. When shoes are lined up near a door or in a closet, they are trusty steeds waiting to serve. Mouths yawning open, they sometimes look sleepy or grouchy. Sometimes they look like they are singing. They are like a better species of beings made entirely of pairs of identical twins. This series of sculptures is my way of bringing forth the presence I see in each pair of shoes." – Gwen Murphy
'When I saw this cup poked through with cocktail sticks, I couldn't believe my eyes. I tried to stay calm'
A Japanese artist in Berlin. A mix up between art performance and huge installations made with old objects like beds, chairs, windows, shoes... Piano and chairs have been set on fire and then linked with black wool.A memory of sound in a silent room. Beds put as a road to heaven, or maybe the contrary, a road to real life.Two of her installations still in La Maison Rouge (Paris), until the 15th May. http://www.chiharu-shiota.com/
Fashion and art photographer Billy Kidd discusses the transformative powers of decay, Renaissance art influences and the need for a reevaluation of beauty
From deflated balloons to the mysterious blue buckets, Peter Fraser’s photographs illuminate the ordinary
Couverture du portrait : © Dutch Graphic Designers Archives – Pionnier du design graphique moderniste néerlandais, Paul Schuitema (1897-1973) est un des graphistes les plus influent de l’entr…
Josef Sudek was a Czech photographer, best known for his haunting night-scapes of Prague. Originally a bookbinder, Sudek was badly injured during action by the Hungarian Army on the Italian Front …
Photographer Gideon Mendel tells the story of the refugee camp through the objects abandoned there
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Fashion brand Margaret Howell took a creative approach to captured their Fall Winter 2020 campaign, during the Covid-19 restrictions.
