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I have been dramatically M.I.A. when it comes to photography for most of 2010. I’m almost to the point where I’m not sure I would even call myself an amateur photographer. Here is an attempt to wrap up my 2010 negligent behavior and seriously ‘hobbify’ this photography business. Let me know if you like...
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The Santa Barbara Museum of Art is showcasing “Chaotic Harmony: Contemporary Korean Photography” through September 19. “Chaotic Harmony” is a beautiful exhibit of photographs taken by South Korean photographers from two different eras. The earlier period includes photographers born between the mid-1950s and 1960s. During this time period, Korea remained largely agrarian and ruled...
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The New York City MOMA is offering a members-only preview of their “Matisse: Radical Invention 1913-1917″ exhibit that will be open to the public July 18th through October 11th. The exhibit concentrates on Henri Matisse’s acute parenthesis, or transition, away from his reputation as upholder of traditional French painting, beginning with the nude “Bathers”...
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It had been 5 years since my last trip to France. When I returned there last week for the first time since 2005, it was, to say the least, different. I stayed in the countryside of the Loiret region, driving in to Paris almost every day for some usual “American” activities like shopping and...
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In reference to the last post on the Armory Show, I noticed that the last painting in the sequence of works that I photographed at the Armory (the one of the woman with different colors fading out) has featured in Gossip Girl. It hangs in the apartment of character Lily Van der Woodsen, above...
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The 2010 Armory Show in New York City at Pier 92/94 March 5-7, 2010 Saturday, March 6, 2010 — Today was my first time at the Armory Show. I was hoping very hard that I would be able to appreciate the contemporary art enough to make the visit an annual tradition. Success! I wouldn’t...
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