Blue Hour: Explorations of Isolation and Seasonal Depression

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Blue Hour: Explorations of Isolation and Seasonal Depression

Inspired by seasonal depression, a new exhibtion at Candela Gallery combines colorful explorations of isolation and mystical documents of natural cycles, all within the spectrum of the photographic p November 30, 2022
Alex Prager Continues to Examines Cultural Mythologies and Archetypes

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Alex Prager Continues to Examines Cultural Mythologies and Archetypes

Part Two: Run, Alex Prager's multi-part exhibition at Lehmann Maupin will culminate in the debut of Prager’s ambitious new film at the gallery’s New York location in January 2023. Directly respon November 29, 2022
Radio Juxtapoz, ep 100: Romantic Lowlife Fantasies and Little Bit of Hope

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Radio Juxtapoz, ep 100: Romantic Lowlife Fantasies and Little Bit of Hope

Yes, here we are, Radio Juxtapoz turns 100. And what a way to turn 100 then to look back at the golden age of... well, suspended adulthood? For this 100th episode, we sit down with Laura June Kirsch November 28, 2022
Yasuhiro Ogawa's Dreamy Black and White Photographs

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Yasuhiro Ogawa's Dreamy Black and White Photographs

The Dreaming is a collection of Yasuhiro Ogawa’s black and white photographs, shot during his travels throughout Asia over the past 30 years. Ogawa visited China (including Tibet), Myanmar, In November 25, 2022
The Rich, Exacting Photographs of Tom Sandberg

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The Rich, Exacting Photographs of Tom Sandberg

Working in a signature modulating gray scale, the late Norwegian photographer Tom Sandberg spent decades rendering the world according to an exacting vision, training his eye on the shapes and forms November 23, 2022
Waves of Light: An Interview with Alex Webb and Rebecca Norris Webb

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Waves of Light: An Interview with Alex Webb and Rebecca Norris Webb

As the holidays approach, many of us are returning home or gathering with our families again. Maybe it's friends that gather or maybe it’s solitude that awaits, either way, thoughts are drifting to November 22, 2022
Christopher Anderson Concludes His Family Series With "Marion"

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Christopher Anderson Concludes His Family Series With "Marion"

Christopher Anderson began photographing his family in a completely organic way. His images were simply the natural action of a partner trying to stop time, and not let one moment of his relationship November 21, 2022
Never-Before-Seen William Eggleston Photos Highlight "The Outlands"

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Never-Before-Seen William Eggleston Photos Highlight "The Outlands"

The colors are rich, the scenery unmistakable. William Eggleston's America is one that we have all seen but never noticed. The photos he took are magical in their normality, a view of the world in wh November 17, 2022
Domestic Fictions: A Life Less Ordinary @ Rose Gallery, LA

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Domestic Fictions: A Life Less Ordinary @ Rose Gallery, LA

A throwback to the charged, introspective themes of MoMA's 1991 group show Pleasures and Terrors of Domestic Comfort, a new exhibition at Rose Gallery, Domestic Fictions: A Life Less Ordinary is November 17, 2022
Michael Lange's Meditative Photographs of the French Alps

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Michael Lange's Meditative Photographs of the French Alps

Over a period of six years, photographer Michael Lange embarked on extensive journeys to various regions of the French Alps. He created a collection of impressive, meditative landscape images, set be November 16, 2022
Caroline Tompkins's Photographs Explore Sexual Desire and Fear

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Caroline Tompkins's Photographs Explore Sexual Desire and Fear

Over the past five years, Caroline Tompkins has been making images of her sexual desires and fears. Her forthcoming book, Bedfellow explores the relationship sex has with pleasure and danger. It hold November 11, 2022
Sophie Barbasch Follows the Transnordestina Railroad Across Brazil

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Sophie Barbasch Follows the Transnordestina Railroad Across Brazil

Awarded a Fulbright Scholarship, Sophie Barbasch lived in Fortaleza, Brazil for a year, photographing the Transnordestina, a railroad under construction in the Northeast that ties the desert to the s November 09, 2022
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