OCTOBER 3 – NOVEMBER 21, 2015
Having created an informal and ironic photographic style that is uniquely his own, Elliott Erwitt became renowned as an uncanny observer of humanity and the human condition. Known for his wry sense of humor, he has been nicknamed “Erwitt the Wit” whose photographs evoke everything from ironic smiles to outright laugh
Delve into the artistic journey of Michael James O’Brien as he reflects on his richly varied career in photography, from his formative years studying under Walker Evans to his captivating portraits and evocative still lifes. Gain insights into his unique approach to portraiture, his collaborations with renowned artists, and his profound exploration of themes such as memory, loss, and transformation.
Pepper No. 30 Edward Weston’s photograph, “Pepper No. 30,” is considered one of the most…
Sir Winston Churchill This year marks the 50th anniversary of the death of one of…
Arthur Elgort has a stylistic freedom that allows the spontaneous energy and joy of the…
A West Coast Legend Through his distinctive style and composition, Herb Ritts became one of…
Embark on a journey into the captivating world of Albert Watson’s photography as he discusses his distinctive approach and extensive career spanning four decades. From his meticulous attention to print quality to his diverse use of traditional and digital techniques, Watson shares insights into his iconic portraits, fashion shoots, and global adventures, offering a glimpse into the creative mind of a master photographer.