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soundthat:

untitled by lukasz gasiorowski

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Lucia Scerankova

Lucia Scerankova

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Will Steacy’s photos of the Philadelphia Inquirer

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jennilee:

Études Photographer T-Series

The collection gains from its collaboration with artists such as Brea Souders, Estelle Hanania, Ana Kras and Jennilee Marigomen who share one common feature: that of being a woman. Each chosen image invites us to evaluate the importance of light in our everyday life.

**Just arrived at Neighbour in Vancouver 

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aubreylstallard:

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theswinginsixties:

Andy Warhol and Group, October 1969.  Photo by Richard Avedon.

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theswinginsixties:

Andy Warhol and Group, October 1969.  Photo by Richard Avedon.

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(Source: pinterest.com)

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paspacan:

Down by the River

paspacan:

Down by the River

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commovente:

Catherine McEver, Embroidered Wonder Bread

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commovente:

This 2009 image captures the scene on a foggy night in Odessa, Ukraine, when a digital billboard crashed and displayed a floating error warning in the night sky.

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bonniesaporetti:

After Sandy

bonniesaporetti:

After Sandy

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cynthiahenebry:

excellent conversation between Stanley and Brian- very worth a thorough read.

greatleapsideways:

“These images are curated, and I hope it’s very apparent that that is the case. I really did treat the press negatives like my own, which is to say that while they depict a real moment and real histories, they are very much part of my agenda and my fiction. There are facts in the photographs, but they must be teased out of the greater fiction. In the Copia work and this archive work, I use the fact that we have a difficult time in separating those two from each other to give the pictures more veracity. One of the great strengths of the photographic image is that people want to believe it, so therein lies the refashioning and co-opting. (…)

What started as such a little curiosity has taken me on a long journey of investigation. There are always times when I step back and reconsider whether I’m done with this subject, or I should say done with using consumer culture as indicative of larger political, economic and social issues. Yet I simply continue to find so much more to explore, and the topic is so overarching that it continues to demand attention. What’s invigorating is when it pulls me far outside of what I would normally define as my artistic practice. I wasn’t much of a collector until the ideas in the work pointed me down that road. As a result, now the Copia project has a prequel per se, and this also is big and vast and should be comprehensive.

— from Close Out: a conversation with Brian Ulrich, just published at thegreatleapsideways.com

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madisn:

YEP, ALL GOOD HERE — April snapshots en rojo (click to enlarge)

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bonniesaporetti:

Another gem from freshman year

bonniesaporetti:

Another gem from freshman year

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