Posts Tagged ‘photography’
New York Un-Seen: A Gallery
When you walk the streets of New York, do you see strange things? Do the familiar signs, window displays, and doorways that structure reality for us because of our needs and desires disappear every now and then, leaving nothing but some mundane phantasm that was there all the time, waiting for you to notice it, [...]
Shirin Neshat: Book of Kings and OverRuled
At some point in an artist’s career, questions regarding longevity begin to surface. Particularly a contemporary artist of renown can be judgmentally scrutinized. She must be able to elaborate upon a signature style that first propelled her into the spotlight, yet at the same time persist in technical innovation and newly provocative content. Nearing the [...]
Alias Man Ray: The Art of Reinvention, at the Jewish Museum, New York, November 15, 2009 – March 14, 2010
Alias Man Ray: The Art of Reinvention exhibition catalogue by Mason Klein; with contributions by George Baker, Merry L. Foresta, and Lauren Schell Dickens See also the following exhibition tour (from WNET, Channel 13) by Dr. Klein and this lecture. See also the Man Ray page on dadart.com, which presents invaluable visual material on the artist, created [...]
Aboard the Queen Mary 2: a Reminiscence with Photographs
(Click here to see gallery.) The Queen Mary 2 is a floating retirement home, but if you need a break from your frenzied life ashore the Isle of Manhattan, retiring for a week isn’t such a bad idea. The QM2 is no ordinary cruise ship. Cunard, the same company that built the Titanic, constantly makes [...]
