Category Archives: photographers & exhibitions

Another Take on Larry Burrows

Bill comes up with another VietNam Association pairing, this time between Larry Burrows’ 1966 “Reaching Out” photograph … … and French painter Theodore Gericault’s ca. 1818 painting, “The Raft of the Medusa”.

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VietNam Associations

About a week ago, my old photography partner, Bill, sent along a photo of famed VietNam combat photographer, Larry Burrows.   This brought back memories of both VietNam (Bill was a helicopter mechanic during the war there, and I worked … Continue reading

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Havana Street Art – Alice Arnold

My brother Dennis directs my attention to a photo essay of Havana street art by his friend and photographer/filmmaker, Alice Arnold. http://streamingmuseum.org/street-art-in-havana/

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Sir Henry Raeburn

In the bathroom of Jax Dog Cafe: “Boy and Rabbit”

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August Sander

In the bathroom of Jax Dog Cafe: “Three Farmers on Their Way to a Dance”

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Man Ray & Edward Steichen

In the bathroom of Jax Dog Cafe: “Ingre’s Violin” (top, Ray), “Portrait of Gloria Swanson with Lace” (bottom, Steichen)

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Carolyn Drake Photographs the Borderlands

Read more from this The New Yorker piece.  

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Look Familiar?

Here’s the story behind one of the most seen, and most expensive, photographs of modern times. (And it was not Photoshopped…)  

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The Women-and-Cows Project

Indian photographer Sujatro Ghosh suggests that India seems to care more about its cows than its women.  Read and see more here.

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Nothing Should Be Prohibited

My rough guess at a rough translation for this remarkable Tumblr assemblage of photographs.  Attribution unknown. Go here: http://deviaserproibido.tumblr.com  

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