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Category Archives: Exhibitions
Photo books, exhibitions & related events 2018 edition, part 1 – Peter Hujar, Oliver Wasow
Peter Hujar (1934-1987) The exhibition and catalog Peter Hujar – Speed of Life at the Morgan Library & Museum (January 26 – May 20, 2018) is an auspicious way to begin a review of the past year. The acquisition of … Continue reading
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Stephen Grebinski, Keyed to Masculine Comfort, 2015
Faced with the excess and diversity (where to start?) of publications in Queering the Collection, currently installed in the ICP Library, I was happy to find (& just by judging a book by its cover) a familiar name: Stephen Grebinski. … Continue reading
Margin of Life
Margin of Life was a book (published in both English and Spanish) and an exhibition by Cornell Capa. It was produced to coincide with World Population year in 1974 and an International Fund for Concerned Photography Task Force was set … Continue reading
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Tagged Alfred Stieglitz Gallery, Cornell Capa, Cornell University, Edie Capa, International Fund for Concerned Photography, International Population Program at Cornell University, Margin Of Life, Matthew Carson, One Man Show: Cornell Capa, Planned parenthood, Soho Photo Foundation, Steve Rooney, World Population Year 1974
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The Concerns of Roman Vishniac
The Concerns of Roman Vishniac: Man, Nature and Science was a project directed by Cornell Capa. It was an exhibition organized by and promoted under the umbrella of The International Fund for Concerned Photography. The exhibition opened at the Jewish … Continue reading
A detour to Werner Bischof’s From Incas to Indios
This post is to celebrate this year the 100th birthday of Swiss documentary photographer and photojournalist Werner Bischof (April 26th 1916, Zürich – May 16th 1954, Trujillo). His parents wanted him to be a teacher, before he subscribed and successfully … Continue reading
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LA Report: Beyond the Book Fairs (11-14 February)
The weekend of February 11 – 14 turns Los Angeles into a paradise for photobook lovers. Two book fairs descend on the city: Printed Matter’s LA Art Book Fair at the Geffen Contemporary at MOCA in downtown Los Angeles … Continue reading
