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Category Archives: Photography
Why you should stop taking pictures on your phone – and learn to draw
I saw this yesterday and thought it needed sharing. I’ve had to cut and paste, but the original article in the Philosophers’ Mail is here. “Whenever something looks interesting or beautiful, there’s a natural impulse to want to capture and … Continue reading
Carrie Mae Weems At The Guggenheim
[The story so far: Our intrepid traveller and his wife, the Management, has visited the Guggenheim Museum in New York City. While he appreciated the curves of the Frank Lloyd Wright building, he has been disappointed by the two exhibitions he … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art Gallery, Artists, exhibition, Photography
Tagged art, artist, Carrie Mae Weems, guggenheim, New York, photographer
6 Comments
Sandra Bouguerch …Handle With Care
Unfortunately I missed Sandra Bouguerch’s last solo show in Sale so I was determined to see her new one at the Studios in New Mills, and the PV was last Friday. The exhibition, called … Handle with Care, is about … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art Gallery, Artists, exhibition, Performance, Photography, Video
Tagged art, artist, new mills, Sandra Bouguerch, studios
3 Comments
Man and the Natural World
Before I tell you about a photographic exhibition I went to the other day, I want to mention the ESTA application for our trip to New York next month. Does anyone know what ‘moral turpitude’ is? I’m certain I’ve never … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art Gallery, Artists, exhibition, Photography
Tagged art, artist, artist statement, natural world, photographs, Terry Johnson, wildlife photography
10 Comments
Loretta Lux (1969, German)
I love the weird work of Loretta Lux.
Altrincham Arts Festival
Carole Evans was born and brought up in Altrincham before leaving for Uni. Visiting the town to see her parents over the succeeding years allowed her to see the degeneration of her hometown. Being a photographer she started to record … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art Gallery, Artists, Drawing, exhibition, Photography, Sculpture, textiles
Tagged altrincham, Altrincham Art Festival, ann wilson, art, carole evans, dance, geoff crossley, julia kiely, mim sanders, peter knowles, teresa wilson
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Paintings and Photographs – What Should Be The Relationship?
Today there was a Huffpost tweet about “a mind blowing art revelation”. This related to work about a Korean realist painter called Kang Kang Hoon, whose paintings look just like photographs. My immediate reaction was simply ‘why?’ What was the … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Artists, Landscapes, Painting, Photograph, Photography
Tagged art, artist, Daguerre, kang kang hoon, photographs
11 Comments
My 250th Post! – Time For A Little House In The Country?
Yes, indeedy, this is my 250th post! And I’ve just come across an amazing set of photographs which I feel are worthy of the honour of inclusion on such an occasion. I frequently shoot photographs with a low horizon but … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Artists, exhibition, Landscapes, Photography
Tagged art, artist, Manuel Cosentino, photograph, photographer
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Representing Women – An Article From OCA
I get stuff from the OCA regularly in my email inbox. Yesterday, this article arrived written by Sharron, about women in photography, in art and in society in general: Vanity (c. 1485) by Hans Memling “You painted a naked woman … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Artists, Photography, Reblog
Tagged art, artist, female, hans memling, nude, nudity, OCA, pinterest, women
6 Comments