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For his 2012 TED Talk, 365 days after he initiated the Inside Out project, French artist JR was asked to answer the question “Can art...
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Brian Vu
photographs from the series No Thing, 2011-2012
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Monoprints of my neighbor’s cats, Yuki and Angel, made using the reductive technique as part of a teaching demo.
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By Mikhael Subotzky and Patrick Waterhouse
South African photographer Mikhael Subotzky and British artist Patrick Waterhouse set out to create an...
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Bahamian artist John Beadle has a great solo exhibition on view right now at the National Art Gallery of the Bahamas…”The John Beadle Project”
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Man with book
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Remember caricaturist Alfred Frueh from this other letter to his fiancee? Well, only a few weeks before...
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The Future of Britain
Reportage photographer Peter Dench is collaborating with the media agency OMD UK on a project they’re calling “The Future of Britain,” a visual record of modern British life. Over the next six months, he will be traversing the country to capture the behaviors and attitudes of a changing society. He hopes to build a visual archive of how people live; where they shop; where they vacation; and what concerns them most.
UK residents have the chance to get directly involved: Peter is inviting suggestions to photograph in YOUR town, home, workspace, party, club, event or even join you on holiday for a day. If you have something interesting to share about living life in modern Britain, let him know. The Future of Britain is in Dench’s hands, let’s hope they’re a safe pair. You can contact him at peter@peterdench.com or tweet to him @peterdench.
Follow his progress on the OMD UK Web site, where he’s begun posting images on prom night, the new age of communication, and more: http://futureofbritain.com/gallery
Peter’s keen observations of human nature, particularly of the quirky sort, were previously on display in his book “England Uncensored,” which was published last year. This month it was named one of the best photography books of 2012 in PDN Magazine’s Photo Annual.
See more of Peter’s work on the Reportage Web site.
(Photo by Peter Dench/Reportage by Getty Images)
Tomorrow, Sebastian Liste will join a panel of photographers including Larry Towell, Paolo Pellegrin, and Steve McCurry at the opening of an exhibition of their photographs at La Galerie de l’Instant in Paris.
Caption: SALVADOR DE BAHIA, BRAZIL – DECEMBER 13, 2009: A woman smokes during a Candomble celebration in a favela in Salvador de Bahia, Brazil. Candomble is an Afro-Brazilian religion which mixes animist beliefs brought by slaves from Africa with Catholicism introduced by Portuguese colonizers. (Photo by Sebastian Liste/Reportage by Getty Images)
Congratulations to Rebecca Norris Webb on her first photograph published in National Geographic featuring the photo “Ghost Mountain” from her book, “My Dakota.”
The painting of “Ghost Mountain” was painted by Norman Blue Arm, a local “Lakota” artist in the small town of Faith, South Dakota.
The “Visions of Earth” column in the just released April 2013 issue of National Geographic Magazine - http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/visions-of-earth/visions-earth-2013
Rebecca Norris Webb will be exhibiting at Ricco Maresca Gallery on June 20 - August 17, 2013.
Female Mechanics in Senegal by Anthony Kurtz
Fatou Sylla and Fatou Camara run their own car repair business called Fatou Fatou Mercedes Garage in Dakar
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