Archives For Exhibitions

Here is some great news. My Light Projections Series made the final 3 in the very prestigious Word Photography Awards 2014 which were announced today! (The 30 world finalists are flown to the London Awards Ceremony all expenses paid to compete for the final prizes).

Online Magazine link that features all the finalists 

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Thomas Brummett is a world photography awards 2014 Finalist

“Yosemite, CA,” 1995 © David Graham
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David Graham understands the language of photography and is not only an artist at combining visual symbols and their connections but is a wonderful and ironic chronicler of all that is America. This is not his deserved retrospective but a unique exhibition where the idea is to pick one image from each year of his amazing output. What we get is a very pared down version that highlights mostly works that deserve a second look.  Always looking for the perfect moment that reminds us of our quintessential quirkiness, David’s pictures have given us plenty of surprises over the years. He is one of Philadelphia’s best and this should be a great show. More images from his exhibition at the 339 Gallery here.
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“…His current exhibition, “Thirty-Five / 35 Pictures,” at the 339 Gallery in Philadelphia features one photograph from each year for the past 35 years. “The challenge for an exhibition that tries to summarize David Graham’s work is the very scope and scale that make it so exceptional. Where to begin? What to include? How to knit together this considerable photographic oeuvre in a coherent manner without resorting to an exhibition comprised of the best-known pictures? ‘Thirty-Five Years / 35 Pictures’ does feature well-known images, but we imposed the one-picture-per-year strategy to both gain control over the work and to force decisions that we might not typically make. And so it has; given that it’s a single picture from each year, many classic pictures had to be let go in favor of others that have received less attention over time. Sad as we were to lose some images, this approach has brought forward several outstanding and under-appreciated ones; it has also yielded interesting new relationships among pictures that have never found themselves near each other (either in exhibitions or books). Ultimately, we’ve tried to at least hint at the depth and breadth of this exceptional chronicle of America…”
Courtesy Gallery 339. “Thirty-Five / 35 Pictures” opens Friday, January 17 with an artist’s reception from 6:00 – 8:00 pm, and runs through March 15, 2014.

via: pdnonline.com

 

Exhibition: David Graham: Thiry-Five Years / 35 Pictures

The Exhibition: Boris Mikhailov Four Decades is a 40 year small but knockout survey of one of the most famous Russian photographers alive. See the reality of a failed empire through the eyes of an artist.

Bori Mikhailov: Four Decades November 23, 2013 – February 8, 2014

Dominique Lévy Gallery 909 Madison Avenue
New York, NY 10021

via: http://www.dominique-levy.com

The nudes of Nadav Kander exhibition titled Bodies 6 Women 1 Man at the Flowers Gallery in London is maybe the best exhibition of nudes I have seen since Irving Penn did his wonderful series of Odalisque women.

via http://www.flowersgallery.com/exhibitions/flowers/nadav-kander-bodies/works#2927

Self trained photographer Alex Prager makes stills (and films) based on the film stills of the Golden Years of Hollywood. This will be here third solo museum exhibition.

Alex Prager: Face in the Crowd at the Corcoran Gallery of Art

November 23, 2013–March 9, 2014
For ten years, Los Angeles artist Alex Prager has staged imaginary scenes for her camera—dream worlds in Technicolor, rife with tension and melodramatic fictions. Deftly blending archetypes from post-war America, her images have re-enacted and burlesqued media portrayals of women, drawing from classic Hollywood movies, fashion advertising, and icons of documentary photography. Face in the Crowd, Prager’s first solo museum show in the United States, presents her latest body of work by the same title.